Between 1994 and 1998, McNally was a staff photographer for LIFE magazine and after the September 11 attack McNally produced a series titled Faces of Ground Zero. In 2002 many of his photos became famous and were exhibited in 7 cities.
Joe McNally contributed with the National Geographic, in 2003 the photographer produced a cover story called The Future of Flying and it was the finalist of National Magazine Award.
McNally is internartionally famous for producing logistically and technically projects with professional use of light and color.
His career has spanned 30 years including assignments in more than 50 countries. American Photo listed him as one of the 100 most significant people in Photography. According to him, it is like walking on a tightrope when one is a photographer – sometimes you need to thrust yourself to perform and get to work and at other times the trepidation of failure can be a powerful motivator.
In This picture we can see a young woman apparently she's 25 years old. We Also observed a snake wrapped in the woman's body. She has a peculiar hairstyle and drawings on the skin simulating the skin of the snake. She is serious and has a penetrating look. The background does not call attention as it is of a dark color. I Have chosen this image becouse I find it very different from any other and also because I have always liked snakes and when I saw it in the picture I have been interested in it.
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