I am a beginner photographer.. and try to learn about it more seriously this last year. I teach in the university in spain and Love the nature, sports in tv, and now drive looking motives for my pictures. My last cam is Nikon D200
BIO
My name is Luis Conte, 42 year old, I live in Murcia (Spain)a very sportiv man all my life and now teach Physical Education in the university, I had studied Geography and History and Physical Education. After many years making pictures, but not really knowledge about that, I trying now to learn more seriously that. I love the nature, animals and the Macro world of pictures, very interesting POV. I learn many about the great pics i see in this web and also about the comments of others photographers put in my pics.
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Comments (16)
Radolf
Nice shot! Great focus on the eye. I think it is a gecko :)
Dianthus
Excellent macro:)
KiwiMiss
Excellent macro! Love the focus on the eye. Hope you have a great weekend :D
Aaron_Price
Ahhh we get these over in Spain it is indeed a Geko as Radolf these little guys can grow quite long see the babies they like only a cm to a inch long very cute. Very good capture
amorales
Pues esta se conoce como "gecko" en ingl, pero en espal, se conoce como "salamanquesa", de ahla confusi con "salamandra", la caul es otro lagarto completamente distinto. Muy buena la toma, porque estos son muy escurridizos.
st_fish
Luis - you are becoming a master at these macro shots (actually rephrase - you ARE a master!!!) Awesome and well done!!! Lovely capture!! Really like the subtle greenish tones.. :)
Leeco
The focus is perfect on this little guy. Very crisp detail on his face. I like it. Well done. In English we would classify it as a lizard because it lives on land and call it a gecko. We use the term salamander for amphibious species that live in water. I think (amorales) explained that in Spanish, lol.
Zacko
OOOOOOOOOOH!!!! These are sooooooooo damn cute!!!! We had them in ever room we stayed in in Thailand. Except for one room...where this big ass scorpion must have eaten the gecko..sniff..sniff. We call em salamander by the way...so at times language aint an issue. #:O) Beautiful macro of this little fella. The DOF and focus is dead on! Awesome work buddy! Have a great weekend. #:o)
MrsLubner
Wonderful photo. I love the way you got his face so clear and his toes are just remarkable. Thanks for the information on it too! Good capture.
Littlejock
En Espal decimos Salamanquesa a este tipo de animal, diferente a la lagartija que es otro cosa y parecida, pero no sabia si este nombre tambien es un uso coloquial de otra palabra. El diccionario traduce Salamanquesa como gecko, que quizas tambien incluye otro tipo de reptiles parecidos, a morales dice correcto en esta aclaraci. Gracias por vuestros comentarios. I try in english...( Maybe all of you know my english no is well). We say in spanish salamanquesa, but I thought could be slang also. Translator tell Salamnquesa= gecko, I think maybe gecko inculde also others type more. amorales say right also with his comment. Thak you so much for yout time and visit.
creanum
Excellent image....
Loloe
Wow!!! superb capture!!! I love geckos! Bravo!!!!
Valerie-Ducom
wowwwwwww, que calidad!!! Excelente foto y tus colors y esta luz son perfectos!!! Has tenido suerte de poder recoger una en foto, porque cada vez que quiero hacer una, la salamandra se va corriendo LOLOLOL... Bravo cielo, un beso y buen finde ;)
subcultura
pretty cool shot of the "salamander"
tizjezzme
Oh, I love this picture. It's posing perfectly for u!
erskogly
Beautiful capture with perfect dof, accentuating its captivating eyes. Amazing how these guys can run along walls as if they had glue under their feet. Excellent!