There be Dragons

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stevecim
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There be Dragons

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A350 Tamrom 70-300 iso200 F8 1/80 at 85mm
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F6.3 1/250 at 300mm
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aster
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He/She did like posing for you, Stevecim! :) No change of expression between the poses.

I'm impressed with the nails and digits of his hind legs. He can leave behind an infected scratch if intimdated, I suppose, with such long and hard nails.

Thanks for sharing,

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Now you've done it! I've turned a slight shade of green, I don't know how many times I've accidently spooked a water dragon in the rainforest and all you see/hear is the splash and the ripples on the water, dang they are hard too get a good shot of in the wild, I only ever saw one once before he jumped in the water...but still no chance of a photo...
Anyway nice shootin... :mrgreen:
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I think there will be too many replies on this subject. Armen will, for sure, he has many many shots of lizards and other reptiles.
Proud portrait poser that 'dragon'. :D
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