Testing Out the New Light Tent

Hey everyone! I'm itching to take pictures this weekend. Since the hatchlings are thiiiiiiiis close to their first shed, but haven't yet :rolleyes:, my 0.1 Banana Spider got to be the guinea pig for my new light tent. What do you think?
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...Shy%20Girl.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...ous%20Girl.jpg

Great photos and georgous model, how big is she?

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Originally Posted by CrazyPiston

Great photos and georgous model, how big is she?

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Thanks! She's ~500 grams and growing like a weed.

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...ous%20Girl.jpg

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"Yes! An escape route, I has found one!"

Love that second pic. Can't wait for more baby pictures though :gj:

Looks great!

Well done!

Love that pose BTW. :)

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Originally Posted by das_nooblet

"Yes! An escape route, I has found one!"

Love that second pic. Can't wait for more baby pictures though :gj:

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Me too - it shows off her personality incredibly well. :P

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Originally Posted by John1982

Looks great!

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Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Reinz

Well done!

Love that pose BTW. :)

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I appreciate it. I'm getting pretty good at making my cheap little camera work for me. We worked on that pose for the better part of the afternoon. ;) :rolleyes: :D

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Originally Posted by CrazyPiston

Great photos and georgous model, how big is she?

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X2, great photos and beautiful snake!


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Did you make the tent yourself or buy it from somewhere? The pictures turned out fantastic! Pretty girl too!

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Originally Posted by Megg

X2, great photos and beautiful snake!

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Thanks! :)

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Originally Posted by ratchet

Did you make the tent yourself or buy it from somewhere? The pictures turned out fantastic! Pretty girl too!

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Tents are pretty cheap (less than $30), so I didn't see a reason to take the time to build one. The lights are really the key to making the pictures though. Those were ~$100, but obviously well worth it IMO. :gj: