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ILOVECORNSNAKES

ILOVECORNSNAKES

My lil Delilah!! ^^
Hello all. I am new to snake photography, or any photography, for that matter. I was wondering if any of you would be willing to post your secretes. What do you do to make your pics great? Any info will be greatly appreciated. Please and thankyou!:)
 
I don't really have any secret tips to share.
Best thing is just to take numerous shots to get that one good one. I know that I seem to post a lot of good pics, but what you guys don't see are all the bad ones I take to get that one that I post.
 
Thats the secret right there
Take A LOT of pictures
hide the bad ones
show the good ones.


Its important to really understand what the camera is capable of doing so that you can make use of your imagination within the cameras full ability. Read the user manual a couple times.
 
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