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05/31/2005 08:06:49 PM · #1
Over the memorial day weekend I spent too much time in the sun, giving me a bit of sun poisoning. So I was stuck at home today. Then while I was sitting on my couch trying to get some sleep, I caught a glimps of a bright green speck running around my pool cage. It was a small green anole that was catching ants. Despite the pain I was in, I grabed my camera and tried to get some decent shots of the little sucker, but his hunger kept him moving around looking for more food. Anyhow, I managed to squeeze of this one shot I'm happy with.

I was wondering what you all think of it? Are there any improvements I could have made?

Note: The image is slightly croped, once I scaled the photo down to load on the web, it was 900px x ?px, so I cropped it to fit 640 x 480. This also got rid of a bit of unused frame space (sloppy shooting on my part I know, but a sunburn can really limit the way you move).

//pictorix.rr.nu/MGEM.jpg

Message edited by karmat - changed image to link .
05/31/2005 08:08:43 PM · #2
I think it's beautiful. Nice work.
05/31/2005 08:09:30 PM · #3
Excellent job and great timing!
05/31/2005 08:27:31 PM · #4
Decent capture. Nice pose and appears very well exposed.

Though they are all over the place out here in AZ I generally have a terrible time getting pictures of lizards in the wild, but for some strange reason three of the little buggers slipped up this Spring and let me get these shots:

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05/31/2005 08:43:06 PM · #5
I like that steve's lizards all apear in more natural surroundings... something I was lacking in my photo. I love those lizards.
05/31/2005 09:35:40 PM · #6
I actually found another one that is more or less pleasing, so here goes... I hope someone likes it.






Message edited by author 2005-06-01 14:37:24.
05/31/2005 09:38:16 PM · #7
I don't know how large that picture is but I'm on high speed and it took way to long to load. A link would be much better.
05/31/2005 09:39:24 PM · #8
Originally posted by dockode:

I actually found another one that is more or less pleasing, so here goes... I hope someone likes it.



I like the way you split the frame in half. The selective focus is cool too. I like this one better than the first. It has more character.

Message edited by author 2005-05-31 21:42:02.
05/31/2005 09:44:04 PM · #9
I'm sorry, the photos are both under .1 mb (100 kb) in size and should load quickly, the problem is they are hosted on my own server at home, and I have a regular cable internet connection and I have several computers attached to it. Is it taking as long for everyone else?

Originally posted by cpanaioti:

I don't know how large that picture is but I'm on high speed and it took way to long to load. A link would be much better.


Message edited by author 2005-05-31 21:53:46.
05/31/2005 09:50:58 PM · #10
We generally prefer thumbnails or text links to large photos posted right in the thread.
05/31/2005 09:55:05 PM · #11
Originally posted by mk:

We generally prefer thumbnails or text links to large photos posted right in the thread.


I'll remember that for my future posts, I do like the thumbnails... however I'll most likely have to use a link for now.
05/31/2005 10:15:03 PM · #12
These were taken just a few days ago,

Sorry fr the size, I really need to become a member

//homegrown863.tripod.com/Myphotos/index.album?i=2
05/31/2005 10:17:09 PM · #13
Originally posted by homegrown863:

These were taken just a few days ago,

Sorry fr the size, I really need to become a member

//homegrown863.tripod.com/Myphotos/index.album?i=2


fixed link
05/31/2005 10:18:51 PM · #14
thanx

sorta new at this, can ya tell? :)
05/31/2005 10:19:15 PM · #15
Funky bokeh near the lizard on the first shot. Caused by an insect screen?
05/31/2005 10:21:14 PM · #16
Yes that is an insect screen sorry, dof doesn't show it clearly, but i wanted that to be the case.
05/31/2005 10:24:45 PM · #17
Originally posted by dockode:

Yes that is an insect screen sorry, dof doesn't show it clearly, but i wanted that to be the case.


Yeah that looked weird to me at first too. I was hoping it wasn't your lens! :)
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