The sunshine yesterday morning at Barnes saw a few common lizards basking on the bridges. Shot with 100 f2.8 macro, this is almost full frame
Stan
1/250, f8, ISO 800
Stan
1/250, f8, ISO 800
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Lovely detail Stan.
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Beautiful detail Stan
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man you did well to get that I've given up trying the get the little buggers round here they are never still long enough
great shot
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thanks guys
the Barnes wetlands is always a good place for them, only problem is bits of grass often in the wayI've given up trying the get the little buggers round here they are never still long enough
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not here, got one on my office ceiling right now - little bugger legs it the moment I head towards itOriginally posted by Stan View Post:- Ian
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Hi Stan; that's your best lizard yet I reckon... how do you manage to get so close? Like Tigger, as soon as I set eyes on them they b****r off!!!!! Well done...Cheers;
Lee
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thanks guys
its certainly the best i have got this year at Barnes. It was shot at near to the minimum focussing distance of the lens and as there always seem to be bits of grass in the way you do need to get really close. Provided you are quiet and dont let your shadow fall over them they are usually OK. I think with this one i even managed to move lots of bits of grass out of the way without distrubing himthat's your best lizard yet I reckon... how do you manage to get so close?
StanComment
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Another shot, full length this time and this one is starting to shed its skin
stan
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Stan, love the close up in particular. Cracking.
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thanks Alex
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Both stunning Stan. The second looks amazing against that background.Alan.
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Thanks Alan
both backgrounds are the weathered wood of bridges over the lakesThe second looks amazing against that background.
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