Green Lizard by danapommet

Photography • Animals • posted on Oct 20, 2009

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Description

I couldn't find an exact match for this lizard but the closest I could find was a European Green Lizard. S/he was about 12 inches (30cm) long. Someone on RR advised that the best way to photograph wildlife, was to shot and step and repeat until the subject flew or ran away. I didn’t know that it worked so well that I would have to edit my feet out of the picture. :>) Thanks for the advice! Thanks for stopping by, taking a peak and for all your previous comments and favs. Dana

Comments (15)

MrsLubner

12:47AM | Wed, 21 October 2009

I also tend to lead with the camera lens. I don't know why but critters don't run as fast from a lens as they do when they see my face approaching. LOL Very nice detailed shot. This sure is a fat, healthy lizard.