While hiking in Garfias Wash at Hells Canyon Wilderness, I heard a quiet
rattle and saw this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake about 3 feet in
front of me. It then decided to hide from me under this bush. So I sat
down 6 feet away and began photographing this beautiful snake. It was a
tricky shot, and took several tries. I forget I have OCD when I see these beautiful but dangerous snakes. When photographing rattlesnakes it requires my total concentration. I need to compose a good photograph and remain safe at the same time, and resist the urge to get closer. That pushes the OCD far into the background of my brain. I sat six feet away for this photo.
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