As other people have said, I'm sure the work for the individual pictures is huge pain for you. Still, I personally really appreciate them- especially for the highly variable morphs such as the lavenders, bloods, motleys, phantoms, etc. Were I free from parental grip, I probably would have purchased one of the hypo bloods because of the individual picture of it showing its truly awesome diffusion. People also have different tastes, so being able to choose whether you get that nice banded motley or the pinstripe, or maybe even a hurricane is also a pleasant luxury that you can't get without the individual pics.
That said, there are a lot of morphs that don't vary nearly as much as hatchlings, such as the amels and the stripe morphs. For these I would think that one of the adult photos and a clutch photo are all that's really necessary to show what a majority of them look like. :shrugs:
If you do decide to do the pictures again next year, maybe there's a middle ground- only take individual pictures of the variable morphs and leave out the ones that are pretty consistent and/or sell quickly enough by themselves. I'm sure that would save a lot of time and accomplish the main objective of the pictures at the same time.
As a final note of thanks for the pictures this year, I was allowed to purchase Freyja (your straggler normal) from you because my parents were able to see a picture of the snake, which is always a big plus.
Best of luck with your breedings and sales this year!
