Head shots! (pics)

[grizz]

spot

that thing looks nothing like a spotted mac?

 

[station]

 

[paleoherp]

mysnakesau - whats going on in the third d photo with the diamond, last time i checked we couldn't keep black panthers :shock:

 

[mysnakesau]

Station - that is a choice shot

:lolaleoherp that is my german shepherd dog. I wanted to get a full shot of him with her but they didn't stay still long enough for me to zoom out. He is curious of the snakes but would never hurt them. And the python in the photo is the only one I can trust not to bite him. She has said hello to puppies in the past without wanting to eat them. She is fussy. If it don't smell mousy or ratty she will not eat it.

 

[new2snakeys]

couple of shots

 

[RELLIK81]

here is a couple of mine

 

[mark83]

mysnakesau youre doing well to get your snake and dog so close together. I think if I tried that it would be a fight to the death

 

[minexs]

and another one for the thread

 

[herpkeeper]

a cpl of mine

 

[.....Newbie.....]

.:Love the close up shots:.
.:A few more to keep it going:.​

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[Birdey]

1 of my diamonds

 

[Vixen]

Port macs, jungles and a bredli.

 

[pythons73]

Please no more Vixen,those Port Macs and Jungles are amazing.Very nice indeed.

 

[mark83]

That third pic is awesome Vixenbabe. The colour really stands out

 

[Viaaf]

I'm often disappointed when someone posts a photo and it's only a head shot. I like to see the entire animal. When the purpose is head shots that changes everything!

My gila

African file snake, genus Mehelya

Emerald tree boa
Oh, VixenBabe. That middle picture of yours, the Jungle carpet, dreams are made for snakes like that. It is a beauty!

 

[new2snakeys]

Few more

 

[macj81]

here's mine

not the best photographer

 

[RELLIK81]

one more of my olive