partial to bright orange ones. Sorry the pics are so bad, I think I'm getting worst at it. It helps to have some ambient light. The florescent lights realy mess with everything.
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Rick
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A couple more new ones, I'm still ...
rick millspaugh
Aug 02, 2006 03:26 PM
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APLAXAR
Aug 02, 2006 06:15 PM
i cant seem to get a good pick with out sunlight pouring in the room or without being outside, my camera is a very nice mid range (nikon cool pics L1) but i just cant get a good picture at night indoors, those are some nice snakes by the way
Adam
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1.1 THAYERI (1.1 added soon)
1.2 SPLENDIDA (1.0 ALBINO/ 0.2 HYPO)
1.3 ALTERNA
0.1 PYXIE FROG
0.0.1 TADPOLES
vichris
Aug 02, 2006 07:32 PM
I agree with you 100% Rick. Your pics will always come out better outdoors especially in a shaded area. I take ALL of my snake pics in my backyard "studio". I have a few lichen rocks I went and picked up from a friends property up in the local mountains. They are set up right outside one of my back doors so I just put my camera on the tripod frame the rock and then pose the snake the best way he/she will let me and snap the pics.
BTW all three of those leonis you posted are really nice but I still like those thin saddled ones you posted earlier, better.
Here's some pics I took last night.
2005 MSP from the Bodners
Vern my proven male I got from David Weymouth
Lester my 2003 Dan Vermyla male
My 2005 holdback female leonis
Emma a 2003 holdback and mother of my 4th clutch this year
Molten Velma my favorite female MSP. She's also the smallest of my adult females.
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Vichris
Steve_Craig
Aug 05, 2006 10:13 PM
Man Chris, you have some smoking thayeri. That first MSP and that fourth pic of the greenish leonis are outstanding.
Steve
Steve_Craig
Aug 05, 2006 10:16 PM
All three are gorgeous. As a bonus, that last thayeri has a neat head pattern.
Steve
rick millspaugh
Aug 08, 2006 10:04 AM
>>All three are gorgeous. As a bonus, that last thayeri has a neat head pattern.
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>>Steve
I'm a head pattern person too. I think a nice head pattern really completes the snake. There are sooooo many variations with Thayeri it is really a matter of putting together pieces of the puzzle YOU like, looking for the results you are striving for, and revering the unexpected.
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Rick
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antelope
Aug 08, 2006 02:02 PM
Bottom middle pic looks like bird of prey swooping in! Very cool!
Todd Hughes
