Reptiles and Amphibians

[iceemn360]

Photographing birds is pretty popular but what about these critters. Reptiles and Amphibians anyone?

Ill start

 

[jedininja]

Very cool. The second pic really shows off thier amazing color. Where did you take these at?

 

[Recty]

I like those, I wish I had some reptiles around here to snap some pictures of, but Alaska is devoid of reptiles and has very few amphibians.

We apparently have garter snakes but I've never seen one.

 

[Misled]

OK, I'll play, first add a wabbit!!!

 

[JokerGirl]

Here are a few of my cresties...

This poor girl was a rescue. She had so many problems...

 

[IPT]

ICE - Wow -very cool. I especially like the B&W's. Not sure what the actual capture is (I am am assuming RAW) but it would be cool to do a little masking and restore some of the stripes and highlights that are almost blown on his flanks. Cool looking critters though. I always thought those frogs were cool. I hear they are pretty sensitive though and not that easy to keep.

Awesome shots everyone.

 

[Misled]

Very Sweet Erin!!!!

 

[iceemn360]

ICE - Wow -very cool. I especially like the B&W's. Not sure what the actual capture is (I am am assuming RAW) but it would be cool to do a little masking and restore some of the stripes and highlights that are almost blown on his flanks. Cool looking critters though. I always thought those frogs were cool. I hear they are pretty sensitive though and not that easy to keep.

Awesome shots everyone.

haha Ill probably go back to pp and see what I can do. They actually are reallllly easy to keep. I've had mine going on 5 years or so now. fed twice a week with crickets. They are pretty inactive and are really low maintenance...even for a the avid college student

 

[kilroy217]

I took these at our local aquarium a little less than a year ago:

 

[thepenalty]

I will play too. :hmm5:

Some boring spieces, but the i'm proud, all are taken with 18-55 kit lens for Canon. No macro, no sh*t - will die lika man!

 

[reefman23]

Dart frogs from the Aquarium of the Pacific...

Jesse

 

[Mobatic]

The dartfrog are totally amazing, especially the blue one.

 

[SDguy]

My old babies!

 

[IPT]

That blue frog is Unreal!!

That Monitor looks huge in the shot on the branch. How big was he? (my guess is about three feet but I have no idea really).

 

[SDguy]

He was about 5', tip to tip.

 

[iceemn360]

ICE - Wow -very cool. I especially like the B&W's. Not sure what the actual capture is (I am am assuming RAW) but it would be cool to do a little masking and restore some of the stripes and highlights that are almost blown on his flanks. Cool looking critters though. I always thought those frogs were cool. I hear they are pretty sensitive though and not that easy to keep.

Awesome shots everyone.

thrown back in to pp

 

[Misled]

Looking at this one, I thought it was perfect for this, I hope you don't mind.

 

[reefman23]

Looking at this one, I thought it was perfect for this, I hope you don't mind.

Very cool. Nice use of selective color.

Jesse

 

[J. Montgomery]

A veiled chameleon I used to have back before my reefing days . . .

 

[Misled]

Josh, that's beautiful!!!!!!