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DirtyDubbz
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lol i think we all do that at some point
ParabuthusKing
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Never done it. I want to capture the beauty of resting colors, but don't feel it is right to do as super unnatural 
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maxttu
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Never done it. I want to capture the beauty of resting colors, but don't feel it is right to do as super unnatural
Super unnatural? Eh, it's just an itty bitty cell phone flash...
ParabuthusKing
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Ok,ok. Maxtu, I am coming over to your house next Sunday morning while you are sleeping in and all snuggled under the blankets. Then take my camera, shove it in your face and BAM , super bright light looks like an atomic bomb goes off right in front of you. Hehehe, just saying, but I bet your relaxing morning would quickly go to why the heck are my retinas burning and I ain't sleeping no more, now I just want to attack the camera. Hahah, but yes I want to, I personally just don't feel right doing it
symphonica
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My baby's gonna have to deal because that's the only time I have a purple cham. I'm guilty of it so often that my older adults never even bother to wake up anymore. This baby, as you can see, hasn't been exposed to it enough yet. What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger, little guy!
maxttu
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FlChamMom
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Ok,ok. Maxtu, I am coming over to your house next Sunday morning while you are sleeping in and all snuggled under the blankets. Then take my camera, shove it in your face and BAM , super bright light looks like an atomic bomb goes off right in front of you. Hehehe, just saying, but I bet your relaxing morning would quickly go to why the heck are my retinas burning and I ain't sleeping no more, now I just want to attack the camera. Hahah, but yes I want to, I personally just don't feel right doing it
I would think a lightning storm would also be a heck of a way to wake up but chams in the wild somehow handle it. Not an everyday thing, but I think it is natural to want to document their nighttime colors.
maxttu
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pinsetter1991
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Guilty haha, their colors are awesome at night though!
maxttu
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Muddyfeet
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guilty.. I don't take photos, but it is a really good time to do a complete look over sometimes.. also he goes to bed WAY early.. like 6 or so.. so if he was free ranging.. and I forget.. I have had to move him a few times.. but yup.. I hate to disturb his sleep, but there have been times.. enough I get the stink eye, and a grip harder with a look don't you dare move me look! or the half asleep cham kind of barely awake like a little child who fell asleep and taken to bed..
It must be how they catch the wild ones.. When asleep they are really asleep, yeh they open a sleepy eye, but then have NO interest in moving.. no matter what.. most of the time.. sort of weird if you think about it, to be such a light sleeper to open eyes easy.. but then not react?? flashlight, light colors, MUST be far easier to spot at night too.. for human predators..
It must be how they catch the wild ones.. When asleep they are really asleep, yeh they open a sleepy eye, but then have NO interest in moving.. no matter what.. most of the time.. sort of weird if you think about it, to be such a light sleeper to open eyes easy.. but then not react?? flashlight, light colors, MUST be far easier to spot at night too.. for human predators..
