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    Re: Photo shoot tips?

    Quote Originally Posted by daniel1983 View Post
    I usually like to take pictures after a short handling session especially with the more 'wiggly' snakes. My milksnakes take a few minutes to calm down, then they are ready for pictures.

    The bowl idea is great too...although I don't 'chill' mine...just set a bowl on top of the snake, setup the camera, and start taking pictures as soon as the bowl is lifted.

    I have seen many other ways too. Best is to just try things out to see what works best for you and your snakes. I have some snakes of the same species that are completely different to try to take pictures off. Some go into defensive posture right away...some try to run.

    Wow! What a great picture!

    I have to say though....IMO ball pythons are one of the easier to photograph...great practice for other snakes

    That is a great picture!!! I need some photo lessons.
    Last edited by koloo921; 02-11-2011 at 11:50 PM.

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