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is getting them to sit still long enough...after that my biggest challenge is always lighting.


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Sincerely,
Jason
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BOAS: 0.1 Solomon Island Ground Boa, 1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boas, 1.1 Argentine Boas, 2.2 Nicaraguans, 1.1 Sonoran Desert Boas, 1.1 Cay Caulkers, 1.0 Columbian Boa 100% het. Kahl Albino, 0.1 Anery Col. boa, 1.1 Hog Island Boas, 0.1 Hog Island Boa poss. het. patternless, PYTHONS: 1.2 Green Tree Pythons, 2.2 Bismarck Ringed Pythons, 2.8 Normal Ball Pythons, 1.0 Ball Python 100% het. Piebald, COLUBRIDS: 1.1 Black Pinesnakes, 1.1 Northern Pinesnakes, 2.2 Bairds Ratsnakes, 1.2 White-sided Black Ratsnakes, CORN SNAKES: 1.0 Blizzard, 1.2 Bloodreds, 1.2 Butters, 1.0 Ghost, 0.1 Sunglow, 1.0 Hypo het Amber, 1.1 Lavenders, 1.1 Miami Phases, 1.2 Reverse Okeetee, 0.1 Snow, 0.1 Striped Amel, 3.2 Okeetees

>>is getting them to sit still long enough...after that my biggest challenge is always lighting.

Very nice. The Amel is truely patterless right? Awesome.
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
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I agree, they don't like to 'behave' for pics. Especially the youngsters. LOL

Let them crawl under a hide, cream cheese container, etc.
Allow them enough time to get 'comfy' (a minute or so).
GENTLY remove the hide and snap your photos.

I find this helps alot of the time and can alleviate some of the frustration of flighty photo subjects.

Good Luck.

BB