A few of my ball pythons

Just thought I'd share some pictures of a few of my ball pythons. C&C welcome

40D + 17-50f/2.8

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Last two seem to be a bit warm... but some very nice looking animals you have!

very cool. I like the varying shapes they create with their bodies... in #5, why does the end of the tail seem "fat" and then abruptly come to a small tip? (I know nothing of snakes).

I agree the white balance is off on the last two..they seem grainy as well.

I think 1-4 are spot on and I like the #4 a LOT... almost like a punctuation mark made with a snake. I would only like the whole head in focus.

well done.

They are nice photographs, but please excuse me while I run away, screaming in terror. We have rattlers and rat snakes all over our farm and I'm fine with that, but those tropical constrictors scare the blankety blank outta me.

Love em! What morphs are they? Totally jealous of both the photography and the snakes!

nrowensby wrote in post #13517715
Last two seem to be a bit warm... but some very nice looking animals you have!

Thank you. The last 2 were shot with an AWB that I tried to correct in post, and failed.

Mikelangelo wrote in post #13525301
very cool. I like the varying shapes they create with their bodies... in #5, why does the end of the tail seem "fat" and then abruptly come to a small tip? (I know nothing of snakes).

I agree the white balance is off on the last two..they seem grainy as well.

I think 1-4 are spot on and I like the #4 a LOT... almost like a punctuation mark made with a snake. I would only like the whole head in focus.

well done.

The thin part is its actual tail. He's still a baby, and as it gets older the transition from body-tail will become a lot smoother. Thank you for the kind words

Rainyday wrote in post #13525337
They are nice photographs, but please excuse me while I run away, screaming in terror. We have rattlers and rat snakes all over our farm and I'm fine with that, but those tropical constrictors scare the blankety blank outta me.

Haha. I would love to have some rattlers near by! The only snakes that scare me are the tree boas/pythons, and thats mostly because of their attitudes. They will bite anything and everything

seahag wrote in post #13525359
Love em! What morphs are they? Totally jealous of both the photography and the snakes!

Thank you. Morphs are: Fire, Bumblebee, Pastel, Spider. Will hopefully have a few more morphs to add to the list soon.

Those are very stunning photos! Great work!