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Capturing shots with younger corns

I give up!! I tried the champagne glass... he moved!

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I got my best shot with the Hobbit book because I actually managed to get him to stay still for a second (full thanks go to the neighbours child who decided to throw a temper tantrum and make him freeze for that split second ;D). Next photoshoot there will be a mini teapot involved and hopefully he'll be alright with that (I may wait until the 3rd day after his feeding to do it tho').
 
Do you still have Reggie? Maybe do a pic the same with him now to show the difference in size and pattern/color ;)

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New technique that worked wonders for me last round of shots was to set my camera to, "multishot". One out of four or five is bound to be good :)

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