Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei)

Posted by Barbara (Florida, United States) on 5 January 2008 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

There is a tiny world out there to discover.

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Comments (21)

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

Love the coloring. Great capture.

5 Jan 2008 2:06am

Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan

Excellent shot! I love everything about it!
Gabriela

5 Jan 2008 2:10am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

ohhh how precious, love the colour combo and he's sweeet :)

5 Jan 2008 5:34am

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

yes there is, nice, and the model is beatifull too.

5 Jan 2008 7:00am

Shutterbug from Chennai, India

brilliant! perfect use of lighting... great work barbara!

5 Jan 2008 8:06am

Dang from Marietta, United States

Just wonderful, Barb. You have the focus spot on, and made excellent use of available dof. The exif are off, so I assume you used your 100-300 lens and maybe your converter?
SONY DSLR-A100
1/500 second
F/11.0
ISO 500
900 mm ???

5 Jan 2008 9:30am

Eleftheria, 9 years old, from Athens, Greece

Beautiful!

5 Jan 2008 10:32am

Kelly from Ontario, United States

Very Nice. Love the lighting.

5 Jan 2008 12:57pm

Shar from Regina, SK, Canada

Excellent shot, great use of DOF , great exposure and great cropping...I think its perfect!

5 Jan 2008 1:05pm

maziyar from tehran, Iran

very good shot with a tele lens.thanks

5 Jan 2008 1:23pm

Harald from Frankfurt am Main, Germany

a very nice close-up.

5 Jan 2008 1:25pm

Austin from San Diego, CA, United States

I agree with maziyar; good shot with a telephoto lens.

5 Jan 2008 2:59pm

the lightwriter from oosterwolde, Netherlands

perfect composition. Great, very very nice.

5 Jan 2008 3:26pm

Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa

Excellent!

5 Jan 2008 3:37pm

Michael from Wuppertal, Germany

Such a great shot! Great dof and good framing. Well done!

5 Jan 2008 4:55pm

Wolfgang Prigge from Canada

Was this with a 900 mm? Great composition and dof...

5 Jan 2008 8:52pm

@Wolfgang Prigge: Actually it was taken with my 100-300 lens with a 2 X tele-converter. I am uncertain for the 900 mm description. I could not resist the natural light and DOF. Thank you for your comment.