Feeling Yellow by TwoPynts

Photography • Animals • posted on Apr 05, 2005

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Thanks for the great comments on yesterday's Lizard Sunning photo. Here is another lizzie photo, taken a few days earlier outside my front door. Again, this one let me get pretty close. My method is to take a photo, move a little bit closer, take another photo, and so on until they scoot away. This one stuck around until I was about 2 feet away. I know that this is an anole, but which specific variety he is I am not sure. Thanks for stopping by, comments always welcome and appreciated! Olympus C8080 and Photoshop CS ---- "I used to think that the brain was the most wonderful organ in my body. Then I realized who was telling me this." -Emo Phillips, comedian, actor (1956- )

Comments (37)

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DELMUR

12:23AM | Wed, 06 April 2005

GOOd cropping! and like the wood also!V!

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WandM

1:07AM | Wed, 06 April 2005

Like he's posing on an egg. Great shot!

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zulaan

1:58AM | Wed, 06 April 2005

Wow ! Fantastic capture ! I like the pose and all composition ! Perfect shot at perfect moment !!! ;)

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sossy

2:58PM | Wed, 06 April 2005

LOL about the comedian! wonderful capture of this fantastic guy! very contrastful and cool texture of the stone! I love reptiles and could watch them day and night! ;o)))

tvernuccio

7:56PM | Wed, 06 April 2005

whoo-hoo!!! awesome capture! he is lookin at you, kid!!!!! i see him kinda givin' you the once over out of the corner of his eye!!!! Looks like his sittin on an egg there!!! LOL! Fabulous detail again and DOF rocks!!!!!

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eyeland

2:33AM | Thu, 07 April 2005

Not quite sure what it is about lizards that's so fascinating - maybe that they're so different from humans that they seem like an alien species. You caught this fine specimen in an elegant pose & the mix of textures & framing is outstanding. And whatever happened to Emo Philips?

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