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 Well I liked them..still not sure on that background though!
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| They're all great but the third one's beautiful....really lovely pythons |
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Scott W
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| Stuart wrote: | | Well I liked them..still not sure on that background though! |
Your still not convinced???
Here's two untouched
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Prefer them without the shadow,just that it distorts the background too much I think when you do it.. 
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Scott W
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It certainly does make the snake look 'added' onto the background, I see kinda prefer it, really makes them stand out
I think perhaps on the next photo shoot we can try different backgrounds, maybe perspex, cloth or damp peat?
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I agree they certainly stand out more and I like that just a shame about the background but as you say we'll try something else next time.. 
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| Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:00 pm Post subject: |
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What did you put Scotts balls on to shoot them Stu? No pun intended ( yeah right!  )
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Scott W
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they are on a peat and sand mix, the top photos are after I have 'cloned' the substrate to erase the shadows, this makes the snakes really stand out.
What do you think?
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They do stand out more but im not really digging ( pun king me ) the stuff they are shot on. What made you go for this sub? Nice pics dont get me wrong, maybe its just because its not a 'normal' background for python shots that im not too keen... i dunno. You use Photoshop Scott? mac or PC and what version?
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