Anole

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Pitter
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Anole

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Found this guy outside this morning. I probably should have gone for the Canon with macro lens but thought ?d give the a6000 a try. It came out pretty well helped considerably by the fact that Anoles don't move...until they make a run for it. Would love to know what species but not much info on identification.

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Sony a6000 with 1.8 24 mm
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the_hefay
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Re: Anole

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That's a great shot. Lots of detail in the skin texture and color. I like the little "fin" on the back of his neck.
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Birma
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Love the detail on the head, and the long run off to the tip of his detail - great study :)
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The high key approach makes it that much more stand out, Pitter.

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Usually I prefer a natural environment but he happened to be on a white ceramic floor and I'm rather glad he was.
Sony a6000 with 1.8 24 mm
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