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I tried taking some pictures of my albino, but they're all washed out!!

In this pic, she looks all...pale and sickly..which she's not.

I turned off the flash for this picture, but then it turned out all dark and dull. I circled her scar in this pic BTW. It's hard to make out..especially since it's dark, but the puncture wound was caused by an angry kitty who wanted a little snack. We had to handfeed Cassidy for 2 weeks.

So can anyone give me tips on albino photo taking? I took her out in the sun, but then she closed her eyes and stumbled around blindly and I didn't think those pictures turned out any better then the ones taken inside. Thanks for any help that you can give me.
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The Last Place

But you are plastic and so are your brains.

The primate's scream of consonance is a reflection
of his own mind's dissonance.

Sadistic and constantly inflicting a slow demise.

Wow, I'm glad that your leo was able to make a full recovery after a kitty encounter. What's the full story on that?

I don't have any albinos as light as yours, so I'm not sure how much value my input has. I like to take pictures around dusk, because that's when my leos start waking up. It's just when the sun is starting to go down but there's still enough light. Here's a picture I took of Locke to show you what I'm talking about. I didn't need to use flash.

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chickabowwow

3.2 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)
and 3 eggs a' cookin'

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The Hypo Gecko

np
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chickabowwow

3.2 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)
and 3 eggs a' cookin'

Hi

Try taking a picture of her on a colored piece of paper that would help bring out the highlights on her.