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Just after a snake sheds it always the best time to get a photo of them, so you've got that right. The best tip any photographer can give you is to just have fun and make sure you have good lighting! 
Considering how snakes tend to want to wander all over the place rather than coil up and stay put for picture-time, it's often easiest to place the snake in a shallow bowl that is a color that'll show off the reptile's patterns and hues. Plastic works, but tends to reflect lights drastically, so I'd advise using something made of ceramic or clay. Snakes generally coil right up when put in a bowl, from my experience.
A little more advanced as far as snake keeping goes, but definitely do-able if you're familiar with snake care. Main thing to worry about with BRBs is dehydration and making sure they don't overheat while keeping them warm.
Means a lot to get some friendly advice.
she's also a very intelligent snake! I adore her personality, she's has an attitude sometimes that needs respect... haha
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