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doenoe · Oct 25, 2005

Thought i would post some pics of my pets
I used the Wally conversion thingie again. That action just rocks
Anyways, first pic shows my ball python Spot and the second one shows my bearded dragons Bep and Truus.

Thanks for looking
Greetz Daan

woodsac · Oct 25, 2005

Cool shots

LaFoto · Oct 25, 2005

Both photos are great!
Spot has definitely grown a lot already! Wow, this goes fast.

And the double-portrait of Bep and Truus could not have come out any better. It is just great and makes me smile. Were you dangling some food above their heads to make them look attentively like this and both in the same direction? If so, clever idea!

doenoe · Oct 25, 2005

thanks for the comments

hehe, no i didnt dangle a food item in front of them. In some funny way, they usually look in the same direction. So it was pretty easy to shoot. Just had to put them in a pose and hope that they would stay like that, cause if it takes to long, they get impatient and start wondering around

Randog · Oct 25, 2005

Cool pets - Nice shots!

Raymond J Barlow · Oct 25, 2005

very cool shots!

doenoe · Oct 26, 2005

Thanks

Todd Peddle · Oct 26, 2005

Cool pics.Very nice man.

Verbal · Oct 26, 2005

First shot: eww, but well composed (I hate snakes)

Second shot: AWESOME.

Todd Peddle · Oct 26, 2005

First shot: eww, but well composed (I hate snakes)

Second shot: AWESOME.
Snakes rock the house man but to each his own i guess.I keep 8 so i love em.

doenoe · Oct 26, 2005

Verbal said:
First shot: eww, but well composed (I hate snakes)

Yeah, i hear that quite alot :mrgreen:

Todd Peddle: What kinda snakes do you have? Gonna share some pics of them?

Todd Peddle · Oct 26, 2005

Im on reptilescanada.com.You are on there to right?Check out my posts.I just made a few new ones last week.

JonK · Oct 26, 2005

Looooove these in BW! :thumbup: especially the tones and simplicity of the first. The blanket looks like sand!
Nice work.

vipros · Oct 26, 2005

I thought it would be better if not b/w.

malachite · Oct 26, 2005

I'm a sucker for reptiles so I like em' both. Pardon my ignorance but "Wally's method"? I'm assuming a B&W conversion in PS? I'd like to hear about it. If my BP would hurry up and finish her shedding process I want to do a photo shoot with her this weekend. Been talking/thinking about it for months but you've inspired me now