Looks just like mine, but bigger! I hope mine is that vivid when it is bigger. I love the blue on green. Beautiful.
How old is yours, and has it changed yet? Ours usually start changing at a year, but we had one start as early as three months last time!
I agree with Sarah :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:
What camera do you use? And lighting and such?
Camera is a Sony DSC-R1. I like seeing how far I can push this thing since it's not an SLR. Most of the people that I work with own SLR cameras and don't know how to use 90% of what's on it...they just have it because they think having a big, heavy, expensive camera will make them take better photos. The kind of camera isn't that important, IMO...I think anybody can take any type of photo if they know how to use their camera well...
The lighting is my favorite part of this setup...everybody thinks it's some big fancy setup but it's really pretty pathetic :santa:. I had the log propped up on a bucket that had dried rabbit blood on the side of it from one that I thawed out the other night. The light was a clamp light with a GE Reveal 100W bulb (~4/$1 at Wal Mart), and the black backdrop is actually my kitchen in shadow...lol. I shut off all my lights except for the clamp light and by making the focal point the snake, the room behind it gets blacked out. Pretty fancy, huh?
OMD! If THAT'S "plain and boring", I'm not sure I could handle drop-dead-gorgeous and exciting!
I think he's exquisite!
He's the kind of snake that makes me want a green one
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Don't get me wrong, I do like him, but I've been spoiled by our oddball ones
We hatched out this "blaze" one a few years ago
and we've also hatched two out from this clutch that are "mite phase" and look totally bizarre if you're only used to seeing the ones like I posted in this thread (actually the mite phase thread is here
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107063 - it's the second snake in that post).
So, relatively speaking, this one's pretty plain
