I like it what photographs are interesting, when they make you look for more then just a second. I was very much going for an effect of “what the … is that anyway” I cropped close enough that it is not all all clear where the hair is coming from, it is my wrist and the Gecko is very, very small.
I don’t expect to get great scores with this photo but I wanted to have something that would give the views something to look at for more then two seconds.
There was the normal cropping, USM and level adjustments.
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What a great perspective! There appears to be a littel color distortion on some ofthe hairs, but my guess is that you were really pushing your camera on this one
What a cute, tiny lizard. I'm curious to know it it will grow into a larger lizard or if it is some sort of smaller type of lizard. Very nice macro shot.
I bet you get some interesting comments on this one! My only complaint is that the subject seems to be obstructed too much by the hairs. At a minimum I'd want to see a sharp view of its head, but 50% of that head is clouded in shadow.
Wich part of the human body could be as hairy and wrinkled? And what's a lizard doing there? All joking aside, I find the colors and contrast a bit dull. The resolution seems low.
good golly, that's a shot and a half. or is that a half a shot. or a quarter a shot. whatever...that's a wee little fellah. thanks for sharing, and good luck!
Hey, I know this little guy already ;-)
Well, to be honest this photo is not as good as the other 2 photos. It looks much more grainy and the geko is less clear. but still I love it! It's so so amazing!
And I admit the title made me laugh.
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