Bass Photography!

[soong]

Brubaker...ooh yeah. Cheapy cam

My TRB taken from my VIEWTY LG phone.

 

[EagleMoon]

Ok.. the quality might not be great.. But the concept is nice, right?

Nice! Is that a Redtail Boa or a Common Boa?

 

[Thunderitter]

Nice! Is that a Redtail Boa or a Common Boa?

Its a Shhhhhecter Sssstiletto!

 

[EagleMoon]

Its a Shhhhhecter Sssstiletto!

 

[troubledog]

 

[Chef]

that's neat work!

 

[Thunderitter]

V Cool - how many shots did you use?

(A bed spread shot that works!)

 

[troubledog]

its a 5-shot HDR, taken with my D700. Photography, my other vise.....

 

[hippiesandwich]

Christmas morning in Wal-ly World.

WWII re-enacted in tealburst...

Birdseye!

Twinz:

 

[kesslari]

WWI in TealBurst -

 

[Noonan768]

Nice! Is that a Redtail Boa or a Common Boa?

It is a red tail.. and a common. They are the same.
If we want to get technical, she's a Colombian Red Tail..

 

[EagleMoon]

It is a red tail.. and a common. They are the same.
If we want to get technical, she's a Colombian Red Tail..

I've heard that the paler ones that look a bit faded out as they grow were called the common boas and the ones who kept their markings really bright were redtails. I used to have a friend who bred them and that's what he said. I used to have one and kept it until it got to be about 7 ft. but then sold it to him. It got too big for the cage I had at that point.

 

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[Noonan768]

I've heard that the paler ones that look a bit faded out as they grow were called the common boas and the ones who kept their markings really bright were redtails.

That's just a breeder line. They have many types as far as the colors and regions they are from. But the basic red-tail and commons are one in the same. Brighter tails are a nice selling point though.
This one is 6 months old and about 2.5 feet. She shoudl get between 7-10 feet. Can't wait for those pictures of her on my basses.

 

[Tommygunn]

I've heard that the paler ones that look a bit faded out as they grow were called the common boas and the ones who kept their markings really bright were redtails. I used to have a friend who bred them and that's what he said. I used to have one and kept it until it got to be about 7 ft. but then sold it to him. It got too big for the cage I had at that point.

JK

 

[EagleMoon]

JK

"The Boas that we see imported by the thousands from Colombia are not True Red Tailed Boas as they are Boa c. imperator which is found West of the Andes Mountains.

"These Colombian boas are considered to be non red tailed (although they do possess a red tail). They are instead referred to as "Common Boas " or Colombian Boas.

"True 'Red Tailed' Boas are the nominant race, Boa c. constrictor. The True Red Tailed Boas are the boas found East of the Andes Mountains in South America (Surinam, Guyana, Brazil, Peru, etc. ). They get much larger than Colombian Boas and have very deep red tails." ...Vin Russo

Vin Russo is one of the top breeders and most well-respected boa experts in the United States Cutting Edge Herpetological Inc.

 

[blipndub]

I'll bite:

this bass is huggable.

 

[Senator]

I was reluctant to post, but whateva.

Random picture I took of the view from my window with my old LG camera phone.

I don't think I noticed the bass was there when I took the picture.

 

[blipndub]

I'd like to play.
The minute my shipper brought this to me at work I immediately placed it on top of my plate-maker with stainless lid and shot a few with my iPhone.

I think everyone on the boards heart jumps when they come to these. Drop dead sexy.

 

[AREA]

Also a first Try of HDR