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These are just some test shots. Once I figure out how to use the camera I should get better shots.

Thanks for looking. Any tips would be well appreciated.
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Brandon Osborne Reptiles

nice pics! mind me asking what kind of camera you invested in? are you using a light tent/diffuser?

what morph is the 3rd albino down with the solid yellow head?

jonathan

>>nice pics! mind me asking what kind of camera you invested in? are you using a light tent/diffuser?
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>>what morph is the 3rd albino down with the solid yellow head?
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>>jonathan

Thanks Jonathan. I picked up the Canon Rebel 3Ti. I used a soft box with one overhead daylight spiral bulb. Camera settings were full auto so they could be much better. I just did a quick setup to get some new pics and see how the camera was. I'm pleased so far.

The albino is a Blushing Albino. As hatchlings they appear to be snows but begin gaining yellow after their first shed. Het blushing babies look Axanthic as well. It is not a recessive trait and can be passed on to F1 offspring.
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Brandon Osborne Reptiles

I don't know anything about photography but those sure are some nice snakes. Especially the last super pewter-plus-whatever. My super pewters never have white aberrations; always black or sometimes dull yellow. The white is nice. Like it on the champagne crosses too. Good work...Dave

Really like that Puma! What are you breeding it to? Great snakes Brandon. Dale

Great looking stuff Brandon. Pics look awesome. That pastel Ax shot is really great because the Axanthics are so hard to capture the true color. Most have a brown look under a flash . Very nice snakes ...