strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by David.C:
A more natural pose for your human model would have helped this shot a lot.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by photom:
Nice use a the black bbackground - makes the hair and green lizards pop. Improvement area: 1) The closest lizard's face is just falling into shadow. 2) Shallow DOF make the back lizard soft. 3) The white spot at the end of the eyebrow does nothing for me. 4) The title - I'm probably wrong but don't think there's much bonding with this species.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by sfalice:
Glad there are females around who aren't squeamish at the smaller versions of wildlife. You caught a nice situation here. Good luck.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by notonline:
reptiles are incapable of emotions

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by piwoguy:
This is interesting. This image honestly isn't the boldest or most inspiring image here to me, and it doesn't make me think "strength" as much as others. However the composition and coloring has a unique look and feel that definitely is not "weak." It's got a different of "strength"; well done.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by csb:
Wow, this really looks like a girl I know, but haven't seen in a while. Makes me wonder ;)

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by lockjawdavis:
That's a bit of a stretch challenge-wise...

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by garlic:
Great setup and the lightning seems fine, thou maybe you could have give it a longer exposure.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by Mona:
Unusual and good.

strength of animal/human bond
by whiteroom

Comment by admart01:
I think a tighter crop would help the strength of your composition (eliminating the label (?) lower left) and bringing me into the two faces (more emotional connection since that's what your title says to me)