I’m also posting some more photos from our recent trip to the Cape Fear Serpentarium in Wilmington. These shots show you why I love going there and love taking photos of reptiles - so much texture!
Monday, March 09, 2015
Pitching to the Media and Rich Textures
Today I am over at the The Insecure Writer’s Support Group - Finding Media Outlets and the Pitch. If you want to know how to find media outlets and how to pitch yourself and your book to the media, head on over.
I’m also posting some more photos from our recent trip to the Cape Fear Serpentarium in Wilmington. These shots show you why I love going there and love taking photos of reptiles - so much texture!
I’m also posting some more photos from our recent trip to the Cape Fear Serpentarium in Wilmington. These shots show you why I love going there and love taking photos of reptiles - so much texture!
Gorgeous skin on these reptiles! Love these pictures, Diane.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures, Diane.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo's, it seems a great time was had by all.
ReplyDeleteI love the NC aquariums. I went to the one in Wilmington one time. These pix are great. I have a photo of that little green snake, OK, maybe not the same one. It's because those skin textures are so great that people want bags and boots.
ReplyDeleteohhhhhh, coooooooooool. I love critters whether the run, crawl or slither.
ReplyDeleteuh...or fly, swim...get the picture
ReplyDeleteCool photos. That's how I like to view reptiles - from a distance.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Hopping over to check out your post!
ReplyDelete**Shivers** :)
ReplyDeleteThat one lizard looks like he was enjoying the camera. I think he was smiling at you.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big reptile fan but these are great photos!
ReplyDeleteThe images are fantastic. I especially like the last one!
ReplyDeleteIt's so easy to look beyond the beauty of reptiles but your closeups really show nature's artistic talent and yours.
ReplyDeleteI love the textures of reptiles. When you handle them you can feel the texture too. It's awesome.
ReplyDeleteReally like your pictures!
Sia McKye Over Coffee
Keep taking these pictures, Diane! I keep stealing the ones with alligator scales. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeletecool pics! I do love reptiles and such.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm off to IWSG now.
Wow! Those are some great textures! Cool pics!
ReplyDeleteOh golly, snakes and big reptiles really creep me out! The other day my husband and I were walking down the main street where all the tourists wander up and down, and there was a guy with a snake wrapped around his neck like a knitted scarf! A big snake, maybe a boa? Not sure, he was gone by the time I got my breath back enough to talk to him.
ReplyDeleteNot a huge reptile fan, but their textures are definitely gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely not a snake fan! But great photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful and funky photos. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of reptiles, but these are gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteI love how your pairing of amazing rich textures with pitching made me think (again!) about how important depth and design are to a great pitch. Yay!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Multi Award-Winning Author of the HowToDoItFrugally series for writers including the second editions of the Frugal Book Promoter (http://bit.ly/FrugalBookPromo and The Frugal Editor (http://bit.ly/FrugalEditorKind )The latter is e-book only.for the time being.
I only wish I could write with so much texture! Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThose are some creepy photos. There are no snakes in New Zealand, even at Zoos.
ReplyDeleteReptiles have amazing skin and some paleontologists think dinosaur skin was just as colorful which would change my whole impression of them. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, but kind of creepy too. Snakes are not my favorite animal, yet they are so fascinating to watch.
ReplyDeleteArlee Bird
A to Z Challenge Co-host
Tossing It Out
Love the photos, shots are well done. Thanks for links.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics. I'll check out your link.
ReplyDeleteYour pics are amazing. Funny but snake pics affect me completely differently than actual snakes... :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, those are some high quality pics! I'm heading over to check out your link now.
ReplyDeleteI love the texture of those photos. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow Diane.
ReplyDeleteSuch quality.
They are gorgeous.
I love your artistic eye, Diane. That first one in particular is truly awesome.
ReplyDeleteYou're awfully brave to take these close-ups. I'm impressed - by the photos and your courage.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are great. I really love the last two!
ReplyDeleteThose are fabulous photos.
ReplyDelete(If you ever decide to do a close up spread on spiders - put a warning in the post title, okay?)
Hi Diane .. love the photos - I'm really not happy with snakes around .. but totally appreciate them and the niche they've carved out ... and the other serpents - extraordinary creatures ...
ReplyDeleteCheers Hilary
Such beautiful pictures! I love the colors brought out in the second one.
ReplyDeletei think startling is my word of the day, this is the third comment that brings that word to mind - love the lizards! and pretty green snake!
ReplyDeleteheading over to iwsg =)
These photos are amazing. You captured their textures very well. Have a lovely Caturday.
ReplyDeleteThey are magnificent creatures and you did an awesome job of capturing them uniqueness.
ReplyDeleteThose are great photos. You did a nice job capturing the texture of the reptiles.
ReplyDelete*races over there...and not just to get away from the snakes* :)
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