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    Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    Everyone, meet Aspen, my beloved female normal ball python. She is so lovable and popular she has her own website complete with fanbase.

    i kid. lol

    This is my final project for a very hard photography course i just finished up in college. Im a third year photography major at RIT and for my Photomicrography project i decided to use aspen and explore some of the less looked at parts of a snakes body, their scales. I am not 100% on the information. i've been researching snakes since i was 10 years old ( and am about to turn 21 ) so ive gleaned things for years and some of it may not be exactly right.

    I took each and every one of the images and aspen was a little trooper for letting me do this.

    Without further A due, here is the project
    http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/...ake/index.html

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    Cool Pics!!
    1.1 pastel balls, 0.1 spider ball, 1.0 green tree python, 2.0 high yellow jungle carpets, 0.1 jaguar jungle carpet, 1.1 hypo-red group boa, 0.1 suriname boa, 1.0 ghost boa, 1.0 hypo boa, 1.0 anery boa, 1.0 red albino, 0.1 het red albino, 0.1 jungle het albino, 0.1 sunglow, 0.2 het albino, 1.1 proven DH snow, 0.1 het anery, 1.0 dh sunglow, 1.1 normal rtb.

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    well done ((claps)) love that you also included the link for the forum

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by AshleyB View Post
    well done ((claps)) love that you also included the link for the forum
    i HAD to. ive learned so much from this forum, even with all the books and trips to pet expos and stuff. I want everyone who looks at my website to be able to get all their questions answered too.

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    excellent

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    That was awesome!
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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    That really is great work. I love the detail you got on those pictures.
    Under Construction.....

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    wow great work on everything

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    That is a wonderful project, beautifully layed out, stunning pictorial....great job! Let us know how it is received please.
    ~~Joanna~~

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    Re: Microscopy Project with a Ball Python

    Your pics are just awesome! I love the detail.

    What camera and lens did you use?
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