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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Anything can be used as long as you have decent lighting, or convey the use of lighting properly.

    White seamless paper:


    Black acrylic:


    Flat black painted board:


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    "If I were stranded on a desert island and could only have one book, record and person...I'd probably die of exposure."

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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    I just started to "try" taking better photographs....so far I have been using whatever they happen to be on as it seems to give a better candid shot....these were taken in their enclosures...not the best but my best so far...LOL

    Driftwood


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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Panthercz.. where do you purchase the black acrylic or did you paint it? and I want all the snakes in your last pic.

    Kim, I love that driftwood shot. Its a nice natural setting and its really sharp and clear. and its a beautiful snake as well.
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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ladydragon View Post

    Kim, I love that driftwood shot. Its a nice natural setting and its really sharp and clear. and its a beautiful snake as well.
    Thank you! It was a sneak attack...popped on the lights and clicked...LOL

    thats Tony, my het albino from Jasballs...he's a sweetie

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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Quote Originally Posted by OhBalls View Post
    Thank you! It was a sneak attack...popped on the lights and clicked...LOL

    thats Tony, my het albino from Jasballs...he's a sweetie
    that would explain the "doh, busted" look on his face.
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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    IN BLACK RBI CAGES!!!





    All of my other pictures are taken outside during the day in a shady area, they turn out pretty well that way since I know nothing about lighting pictures - I let the sun and a tree do it for me




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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    I use a sheet of white mounting board - naturally lit.







    Soon I'll start experiementing with other surfaces and lighting...

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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Come to think of it... a few nights ago I took some photos on a brown placemat-type thing. Icky flash photography, but they turned out not too shabby:





    No background showing at all!

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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ladydragon View Post
    Panthercz.. where do you purchase the black acrylic or did you paint it? and I want all the snakes in your last pic.
    All the acrylic I have are remnants from my fathers cabinet shop from over 10 years ago. Finding small pieces to purchase can be difficult. Oh and if you paint acrylic you just end up with a painted surface like any other.

    I'm with you on the last photo, I'd love to have all those snakes too!
    "If I were stranded on a desert island and could only have one book, record and person...I'd probably die of exposure."

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    Re: what do you photograph your snakes on?

    Quote Originally Posted by panthercz View Post
    All the acrylic I have are remnants from my fathers cabinet shop from over 10 years ago. Finding small pieces to purchase can be difficult. Oh and if you paint acrylic you just end up with a painted surface like any other.

    I'm with you on the last photo, I'd love to have all those snakes too!
    Oh well, would have been nice. I love your pictures on the black acrylic, the reflective quality is nice.
    Is the black acrylic you use semi-opaque or totally opaque?

    I think everyone else wants those snakes in the last photo too.
    Last edited by Ladydragon; 08-01-2008 at 10:07 AM. Reason: adding a question
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