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Joking aside, I'm still trying to sharpen my photography skills (with different lighting techniques, etc.). Of course, its no help when you are trying to photograph a model that just refuses to cooperate (I mean my python, not my sister!).

My 5-1/2' Sis & my 10-1/2' Labyrinth Burm

Thanks for looking,
- Mark
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Always great pictures Mark, thats still one of the best looking burms I've seen, happy to see someone taking such good care of it.

Heya Mark!

Beautiful shot. Very clear, very sharp and just overall an awesome pose as well. Very nice!

What type of camera are you using? Digital? Mechanical?

Again I'll second the notion on your snake...gorgeous lab and it's great to see such a spoiled snake.

Hugs!

Amanda Rose

Hi Amanda,

Just to address your questions, I use digital cameras; which I have several of. Each of them are setup for different types of photography (ultraviolet, infrared, & visible). Of course, they are all just regular digital cameras, I just had to do some custom modifications to get them just the way I want them.

(btw, thanks for the reply!)

TC,
- Mark
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My personal site: www.antegy.com
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My Kingsnake.com Picture Gallery
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My photography on photo.net
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Me on myspace.com