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Going by eye and jewel color, this one was a white mother dragon.
That’s so strange, but I wonder if it’s just odd photographing in the first two pics? Because the third looks like a normal white mother…
Are those your pics?
It’s hard to say without seeing it in person, but based on my experience with such things, it looks as if either the camera attempted to auto-correct the brightness/contrast on an incorrectly exposed photo or it may have been adjusted in photoshop. Note the dark vignetting in the corners and grain. It almost appears to me that the contrast was adjusted too high and the darks too dark. The third photo seems to be the most accurate?
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My art: featherdust.comI think she’s a normal white mother, the picture’s just weird. You can tell by how dark the eye is in the first two pics; nothing like reality. Still, she does look very pretty like that. XD I saved the pictures, I liked it so much.
No, they’re not my pics Stephanie, just something I came across.
Could be you’re all right and it’s the color balance in the pictures that’s off, but white has been known to fade (if that’s the right word) to a pale gold color in some cases.
Whatever the case, like you said kitsunelady, it’s a nice effect!
The white dragons become more gold if they are subjected to smoke. We have some that were in a house fire and they are a lovely gold. I’m pretty sure that tobacco smoke exposure will cause the gold to show more too.
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