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I bolted the Canon EF-S 60mm macro lens onto my Canon 60D today and pulled out a couple of my boas with the hopes of getting some nice detailed face shots. Here's what I came up with...

2011 female imported from Guyana by Bushmaster - purchased from Ryan at Clockwork Reptiles.

This last shot is a full body shot... I got off task :rolleyes:

The next Guyanese boa is a male that was produced here in 2010. He's nice and light today

Close up...

Even CLOSER!

I REALLY like this lens! It's nice and sharp and gives a great bokeh (background and foreground blur)

Off task again! Body shot!

Last shot for today...

Thanks for looking
jb
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nice pics!...really like the connected pattern of the 2011 WC female!-Charlie

That's a great lens beautiful images and I'm happy you go off task slightly . . . . . . as the head shots alone are never enough for me
to get my Boa fix. I really Luv all of those Guyanese Boas of yours Jb

. . . Lar M
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Nice, I really need some BCC.

Some really nice photos! and boas of course!

Macro lenses are great for shooting some close-ups of snakes - I love my 105mm macros for doing so. Keep posting the nice shots!
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