Close -Ups and a few feeding (graphic and D.U beware )
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Nice pictures....but if I may... why did you hold him while he fed?:confused:
Re: Close -Ups and a few feeding (graphic and D.U beware )
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Originally Posted by JBallPython
Nice pictures....but if I may... why did you hold him while he fed?:confused:
actually he was about to go back in tub with it , ut showed an interest in it straight away , had the camera handy , he went for it , so I took pics , not in least bit was he phased , settled in tub after was over at the hot end all snug like .
I also said its not something ya see often in the OP. Just thought I'd share with others .
Re: Close -Ups and a few feeding (graphic and D.U beware )
Weird.. never saw a snake "eating of of your hand..!"
Your macro shots are stunning. What type of camera, if you don't mind me asking?
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interesting pics, I like the close ups tho. They're hella clear.
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hehe PIc 4 he is smiling , look its all like, hey i eat a pinkie give me more.
Re: Close -Ups and a few feeding (graphic and D.U beware )
Re: Close -Ups and a few feeding (graphic and D.U beware )
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Originally Posted by Ginevive
Weird.. never saw a snake "eating of of your hand..!"
Your macro shots are stunning. What type of camera, if you don't mind me asking?
Jennifer , I'm sure you have asked me this before ! Though a few ppl ask it now and again....anyways !!
Canon 300D , usually combined with a EF 28-105 Ultrasonic Zoom ( F3.5 -F4.5 ) . It has 1:1 Macro setting .
BUT !!! My 'killer' (lol ! ) Macro work is usually done with a
50mm Prime EF ( F1.8 ) combined with ExtensionTubes/Ring/s
Pic in OP was taken with that rig , and slightly cropped ...the pic below is not cropped it's ' as was ' so to speak . Working with extension rings requires extremely steady hand so best to use the tripod when doing it , all my macro work is done manually , no auto focus ....YOU do the moving , not the camera. Bearing in mind , the subject here is three month old youngster, he's small , very small , in the view finder ! HTH.
Uncropped Macro work
http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l313/ScotsDude/l.jpg
Corn Head Macro
http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3...angoHead-1.jpg
Scary Macro ! ( check out teeth )
http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3...ranteeth-1.jpg