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New Snakes from Walter.

Jeff Linkchorst

Jeff Linkchorst

Snake Rambler
new snakes for 2011. A pair from Walter Smith. Thank you Walter. I can not wait till it gets nice outside. Hopefully by then I have this new camera figured out. Any ways here they are.
 
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Jeff,
Just a little tip that I have learned from experience. If you are taking pics. under incandescent lighting ( regular light bulb ), it tends to give the image an overwash of yellowish/orange coloration, especially if a flash is not used.
It seems that's how these pics. were taken and making the snakes appear more yellow/orange than they really are.

Florescent lighting is much better and is closer to natural lighting. This gives you a more ture color of your object.

Glad you are happy with them bud !!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
Thanks everyone!!!
martin-bernstein said:
Beautiful. What are they? Honeys?
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They are from Walter's Sunkissed Miamis

Daniel said:
Jeff, how close are you to Marple Twp, Delaware County?
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I'm in Bucks county. about an hour plus depending on traffic?

Tara80 said:
I'm guessing Miami or Crimson Sunkisseds?
Gorgeous, whatever they are!
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Your correct!!

Walter Smith said:
Jeff,
Just a little tip that I have learned from experience. If you are taking pics. under incandescent lighting ( regular light bulb ), it tends to give the image an overwash of yellowish/orange coloration, especially if a flash is not used.
It seems that's how these pics. were taken and making the snakes appear more yellow/orange than they really are.

Florescent lighting is much better and is closer to natural lighting. This gives you a more ture color of your object.

Glad you are happy with them bud !!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
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Thanks Walter. I must admit I didn't read the whole 180 page manuel for my new camera. I have always hated indoor pics. I can never get the color right. I have always had better luck with outside pics.
 
I love them! You can't go wrong with snakes from Walter. I am starting to like the sunkissed gene more, especially in combos with other stuff.
 
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