Pictures and a Question! (D-Up killer inside!BEWARE)

Ok first the question then the pics. Ok, I have noticed a color change...i think. It seems as if she is light one minute then dark the next. Does this normaly happen and I just missed the info? Or am I just seeing things. I see her getting darker around night time. and lighter in the daytime. Could it be just a camo. type thing?

Now since threads are usless wihtout pics!

Here they are!

My horrible croping... But I like the way she is coiled.
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...kes/BPpic1.jpg
Darkness?
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...es/BPpics2.jpg
Bellie shot for Q-Dawg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...es/BPpics3.jpg
A nice little tail shot.
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...es/BPpics5.jpg

Here are some old pics see how light she is?

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...-5-2006-19.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...-5-2006-05.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...-5-2006-19.jpg

Yes, ball pythons are darker when you take photos without a flash. =)

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Yes, ball pythons are darker when you take photos without a flash. =)

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Flash in all pics.;)

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Flash in all pics.;)

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Until you take pictures in the exact same conditions with the same camera at the same angle with the same lights on in the room - no comparison is possible.

Your photos have completely different lighting, different angles and my guess is taken from different cameras.

I know that in some species, the animal will get darker if they're cooler, and turn lighter when warm.. I never heard of this in BPs..

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Until you take pictures in the exact same conditions with the same camera at the same angle with the same lights on in the room - no comparison is possible.

Your photos have completely different lighting, different angles and my guess is taken from different cameras.

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Same room ,same lights, same conditions.The cameras are slightly diffrent. Flashes are the same. But yeah..I get what you meen.:D :carrot:

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Same room ,same lights, same conditions.The cameras are slightly diffrent. Flashes are the same. But yeah..I get what you meen.:D :carrot:

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The BP's not on the 8ballpythons poster in the first few pics (or is it? I don't know... but you took a close-up, so it doesn't matter since there's not a whole lot of white in the first few pics). A lot of white influences how the picture comes out. It plays with the flash a little.

Not the poster, forgot about that! Thanks for pointing it out. the pictures really wernt for telling whether it was light or noy they were just for new pictures. But I was asking whether there was an increase in darkness in general. My pictures are really crappy so it would be hard to tell.