Still
learning the new camera I went to the smoker’s table to test out some new
things I found on the internet. The things I learned were about the three
settings and what they met when you capture a picture. A slow shutter speed or
smaller aperture number will allow more light in and the ISO helps with the
brightness. So if I’m out in a sunny day I would use a fast shutter with a low
aperture on a medium ISO and change settings accordingly. I tested the hints
and pointers outside and found the hints and tips to be helpful and successful.
Moments
before I was about to go inside, it was brought to my attention that a snake
was about to eat a whistle pig feet from me by the cabins. I ran over there
with my camera where there were people standing in a circle and looking down at
the ground. There more employees than tourists watching the snake eat five feet
in front of us. I started taking pictures and more people joined the feeding
frenzy. At one point there about 10 employees spending time on their breaks, (“breaks” meaning slacking on the clock), watching the
snake trying to eat the biggest whistle pig around.
The
snake managed to eat the whistle pig but it took a rather long time for it to
fit it down the throat. Like a person who ate three thanksgiving dinners, the
snake stayed in the same place for a while before making its way back to its
home underneath a cabin. It tried going in the same way it came out but the
whistle pig in the stomach wouldn’t allow the body to pass through the tiny
whole it once was able to fit through. It slowly made its way around the
building and found a larger hole under the porch and slithered away to bed I
would assume.
There
were a portion of horrible pictures from the frenzy but that’s because I let a
friend who I thought new things about cameras tested it out and changed all my
settings. I didn’t take any looks of the photos I shot after that until I was
in my room and found that all the pictures were dark from after that point.
Despite my friend taking pictures with my camera, the whistle pig was more than
halfway through the mouth of the snake so I didn’t miss out on any amazing
pictures that I’m aware off.
YNP is unique. These events just don't happen in Duh Bay. Lucky you!
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