New Light Kit

[Slowcountry Balls]

Got a new light kit in this week, so I thought I would test it out. Here are the unadjusted pictures:

2013 female Pastel Mojave Hypo


Next are some shots of a 2013 female Fire (top), 2013 female Firefly (right), and a 2013 female Fire Congo (left). The female Congo Fire's yellow is a real challenge to capture correctly. In person, she has a bright, almost light neon yellow glow to her. I'm working on learning how to better capture that glow, going through some books on lighting for photography.



Here is the start of my calico projects, a 2012 male Pastel Calico (he's been locking with a girl this season) on the right and a 2013 female Pastel Calico on the left. It's amazing the difference between the two. From day one, the 2013 female Pastel Calico has been so much lighter than the 2012 male Pastel Calico. Both of have the same line of Calico in them (possibly different lines of Pastel).


This girl is just getting up to size for this season. She is more than she looks, she's a 2012 female Hypo het Pied. She's approaching that 1,500 gram mark.


This girl also has more up her sleeve for this season, she is a 2012 female Pastel Hypo het Pied. She is over 1,500 grams right now.

[Kjewell89]

Love the calicos! I think they're such a cool morph


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[Tigerhawk]

Your calicos are amazing.

[Slowcountry Balls]

Thanks guys. Tim Lane produced the 2012 male Pastel Calico. My friend, Mike Ramsey of Deep South Pythons https://www.facebook.com/pages/Deep-...rofile_browser, and I produced the 2013 female using a female Pastel Calico that Mike got from Tim and my Lemon Blast. That's why I am unsure about which line of Pastel that the 2013 female Pastel Calico has.