JENNA NOEL
What I like to capture​: 
Ambush predators, birds of prey, and wildflowers how they are found (e.g., in situ). 
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Notes on my photography journey:
​I first got my Nikon Z5 in August 2023, just two months after my dissertation field work began. My goal was to 1. document the beauty of pygmy rattlesnakes, 2. have high resolution photographs of lesions caused by fungal pathogens, and 3. learn more from individual pygmy rattlesnakes about the variability of their head and saddle patterns, foraging and thermoregulatory coils, and microhabitat. Getting a closer look in photographs that last forever, of snakes that live for a handful of years, is an absolute joy and a way I can respect and appreciate their existence. On this page, I'm including some of my favorite photographs I've taken since I started with my Nikon. There's many more! All my favorite pygmy rattlesnake shots I post to my Instagram @FL.SIMI. I'm not sure how I'll organize this mini portfolio moving forward but for now, enjoy some awesome wildlife!

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Prints
If you're interested in prints, reach out through form below. The website compresses the files so know that your print would have higher resolution & would not include a signature on the front. I don't print many, so you will know the number copy you have!
Where my work has been featured ​
  • The Wildlife Society Magazine
  • The National Wildlife Federation Magazine 
  • Trilogy Exhibition March 2025 
If you know of wildlife photography exhibits in Florida, or elsewhere in the southeast please let me know - I would love to get another rattlesnake exhibit showing!!
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