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  • 10-26-2015, 09:28 PM
    SmoothScales
    Re: Smooth Scales Snakes
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    Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    I saw your username and instantly clicked in hoping for some Blackout photos, and wasn't disappointed!! :D She's growing fast. Everyone's gorgeous.


    I only wish I was as good at taking photos as you are! There were tons that I didn't quite have in focus and wanted to kick myself. Then she discovered the seam in the light box and that ended her photo shoot. :rolleyes: Hopefully next time she sits a little more still to accommodate my sub-par picture skills. :P
  • 10-26-2015, 09:32 PM
    kriwu
    Re: Smooth Scales Snakes
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    Originally Posted by SmoothScales View Post
    I only wish I was as good at taking photos as you are!

    If I can chime in, I must say if there's one thing I learned about photographing aquatic animals - for every good picture you take you'll have at least 30 blurry ones. :)

    Just keep snapping, you'll end up with a lot of ones to delete - but also some amazing and clear shots!
  • 10-26-2015, 10:09 PM
    redshepherd
    Re: Smooth Scales Snakes
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by SmoothScales View Post
    I only wish I was as good at taking photos as you are! There were tons that I didn't quite have in focus and wanted to kick myself. Then she discovered the seam in the light box and that ended her photo shoot. :rolleyes: Hopefully next time she sits a little more still to accommodate my sub-par picture skills. :P

    Daww, yep just keep snapping, especially in auto focus! I actually probably take 50 photos, and only pick out 2 or 3 to process and finalize. In the end though, manual focus is always the way to go... just requires practice and precision. :s Auto focus will inevitably focus on the wrong things sometimes.

    LOL Blackout. She rarely sat still for me either haha :P
  • 10-27-2015, 03:32 AM
    Reinz
    Fantastic collection you have there SS! :)
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