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06-29-11, 01:04 AM
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Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
Look at that shiny new skin! This 380 grammer served her well after her tiring perfect shed.
Is it just me, or did these come out extra good this time?
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_DSC5883 by Max713, on Flickr
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_DSC5888 by Max713, on Flickr
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Look at how long those fangs are!
_DSC5890 by Max713, on Flickr
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And how sharp they are!
_DSC5901 by Max713, on Flickr
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_DSC5907 by Max713, on Flickr
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_DSC5917 by Max713, on Flickr
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_DSC5930 by Max713, on Flickr
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_DSC5936 by Max713, on Flickr
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06-29-11, 01:10 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
Beautiful pictures. I wish I had a good camera. Those colors on her head in the third pic look almost psychedelic. Very cool!
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06-29-11, 01:16 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
nice pics as always. my camera finally kicked the bucket and stopped working this morning.
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06-29-11, 01:24 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
I can see the teeth!! IMO some of the better snake pictures ive ever seen.
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06-29-11, 01:27 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
how much was your camera again max? i need to start thinking about prices of some decent new cameras. i would imagine yours costed an arm and a leg.
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06-29-11, 01:31 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
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Originally Posted by marionsclan
Beautiful pictures. I wish I had a good camera. Those colors on her head in the third pic look almost psychedelic. Very cool!
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Thanks!
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Originally Posted by KD35WIN.AS.ONE
I can see the teeth!! IMO some of the better snake pictures ive ever seen.
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Thank you very much, that is a pretty high compliment! And I appreciate it.
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Originally Posted by TeaNinja
how much was your camera again max? i need to start thinking about prices of some decent new cameras. i would imagine yours costed an arm and a leg.
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The camera/lens combo that took that shot retails for $1350 ($900 body, $450 lens), but I got the combo for about $800 used, which isn't very hard to do.
What are you planning to use the camera for? I could recommend you a good setup for a reasonable price if you gave me some more info.
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06-29-11, 01:37 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
i pretty much just take my camera around when i have time and shoot whatever i can and shoot my herps and stuff. nothing super professional by any means. my current camera that died was a semi-decent digital my dad gave me for free when he upgraded. if you look at any of my threads with pics they were all shot with the same camera i have.
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06-29-11, 01:44 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
What's your price range?
Are you looking more at a high end point and shoot, or a low end DSLR?
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06-29-11, 03:52 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
Lookin real good broskee, keep up the good camera shootin 
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06-29-11, 06:40 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
She's beautiful...nothing like a good clean coastal carpet. Your camera skills are awesome too!
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06-29-11, 10:56 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
Loving pic 3 :P
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06-29-11, 11:27 AM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
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Originally Posted by Max713
What's your price range?
Are you looking more at a high end point and shoot, or a low end DSLR?
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not sure, my current dead one is just a 5.0 megapixel digital still. i'd probably want something similar to that, not too high end and expensive. basically im looking for the best camera i can get for a few hundred dollars probably.
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06-29-11, 03:15 PM
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Re: Fresh shed, and a big ole' rat
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Originally Posted by vendettaseve
Lookin real good broskee, keep up the good camera shootin |
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Originally Posted by Will0W783
She's beautiful...nothing like a good clean coastal carpet. Your camera skills are awesome too!
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Loving pic 3 :P
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Thanks all of you  I just I could have entered #6 in this months contest.
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Originally Posted by TeaNinja
not sure, my current dead one is just a 5.0 megapixel digital still. i'd probably want something similar to that, not too high end and expensive. basically im looking for the best camera i can get for a few hundred dollars probably.
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Ok, well that price range I actually don't know much about. I haven't had, or looked into point and shoots for several years.
My best advice would be to look online for user reviews, and etc. Sorry I can't be more help.
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