Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
Absolutly gorgeous! Very pretty pastel looking boa. Hows the other two BCI's you bought a while back? Have they coloured up yet?
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New Boa
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tyflier
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Thanks for the comments, everyone!
The little girl I got(Simon's younger sister, actually) I gave to a good friend of mine who desperately wanted a boa, and also had a bond with Simon before he was killed...
Elle, the little pastel boy I got just after I "lost" Simon was traded for this one. I liked Kumoroa, but we never really bonded, so I gave him up in exchange for this one.
The little girl I got(Simon's younger sister, actually) I gave to a good friend of mine who desperately wanted a boa, and also had a bond with Simon before he was killed...
Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
Oh, I am sorry to hear that Chris, BUT glad to hear you are back in the boa habit 
tyflier
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More Photos...
I went and set up my tripod and a couple studio lights, and got a couple more pictures of Diamond, that really show off his color. He was very cooperative. These shots really show his natural color well...
For these shots, I had a metal halide light clamped to my tripod below the camera to give those nice low angle shadows, and I used a bounce reflector to cut the sharpness of the shadows down just a touch. This lighting shows off his natural color WAY better than using strobe-flash lighting. But the exposures are longer...almost a full second, so your subject either needs to cooperate and sit very still or not be alive. Diamond was very cooperative...
I went and set up my tripod and a couple studio lights, and got a couple more pictures of Diamond, that really show off his color. He was very cooperative. These shots really show his natural color well...
For these shots, I had a metal halide light clamped to my tripod below the camera to give those nice low angle shadows, and I used a bounce reflector to cut the sharpness of the shadows down just a touch. This lighting shows off his natural color WAY better than using strobe-flash lighting. But the exposures are longer...almost a full second, so your subject either needs to cooperate and sit very still or not be alive. Diamond was very cooperative...