Yoshi'smom
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Had a massive gecko photo shoot the other day while the sun was still out and cooperating.
I got pictures of all of my breeders and current residents. I can't wait for my spring arrivals so I can have fun taking pictures of them.
I think they turned out well. I'm still experimenting, trying to get the best results. Some of the shots in direct sunlight yellowed some of the kids colors. Some of them just wouldn't fire up either. It seems like my cresties are easier to get to fire whereas the gargs are way more stubborn about it.
Without further ado, Here's the geckos:
I got pictures of all of my breeders and current residents. I can't wait for my spring arrivals so I can have fun taking pictures of them.
I think they turned out well. I'm still experimenting, trying to get the best results. Some of the shots in direct sunlight yellowed some of the kids colors. Some of them just wouldn't fire up either. It seems like my cresties are easier to get to fire whereas the gargs are way more stubborn about it.
Without further ado, Here's the geckos: