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Originally Posted by dannybgoode
Yep, get the lighting totally. In my view a good photograph is 70-80% lighting and the rest composition.
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Agreed. The key to a good photo is in the lighting.
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Originally Posted by dannybgoode
Do you avoid flash on purpose as I have a wireless flash set up that I could position for best effect (even in the viv if needed)?
Edit: and what lens do you use plus focal length etc.
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It depends. If you can get the light box set up perfectly, then you won't need a flash. That said, I usually prefer to use a diffused flash for effect. When done right, it creates a nice illuminating effect without bleaching out the whites.
My go-to lens for reptiles is a Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L. If the lighting is properly set up, you can use a fast shutter speed and get a good depth of focus with f11-16.
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Originally Posted by Albert Clark
What is her attitude like? She looks like she don't take no mess. But I know looks can be decieving.
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Like most boas, she is a total buttercup. Out of all of the boas in my collection, there is only one specimens that requires a cautious approach, all the others are fairly mellow with the proper approach.