Cool picture. Strange, but highly regarded "Camo" green morph?

Pretty colors

Nice work guys, Joe I still don't know what I'm going to do , the way work is going it's not looking good. I'm still trying to work something out , I'll PM you when I know more.

Cool perspective on the frog. Again, great marbling in the eyes!

No problem at all. Unfortunately, things have been crazy here as well, and I may now be up in the air with an overlapping Coral Reef Task Force meeting.

Hi Tom
Your pretty color guy looks like he has got a big Ole smile on his face and a full belly! I like the colors, custom mix I presume. Neat...........

Karl

Interesting thread! Tom, the lighting on your pictures has always really amazed me. I've never been able to get artificial light to work well for me the way you have. Any how, I've been lurking around these boards long enough, so here's my first picture post. Here's one in the wild.

Karl Witt wrote:
Hi Tom
Your pretty color guy looks like he has got a big Ole smile on his face and a full belly! I like the colors, custom mix I presume. Neat...........

Karl

Nope those were his /her colors .

Here is one of my first shots ever with a SLR type camera....
bull frog....100 macro with a circular polarizing filter......



robert

bgorum, great shot. I am jealous of you all out west!

robert, sweet shot as well. Nice perspective on a regularly photographed species. Not too shabby for the first shot with the macro either!

Excellent work everyone . bgorum , wonderful job on the wild stuff. good job on the natural background and framing of the shot. be careful my friend.

Heads above the rest.

I love this turtle shot, Tom. The reflection and lighting are beautiful.

Two of my many reptiles (I run http://redtailboa.net)

Hi guys
This is a "Godzilla" portrait that I've done time ago .
Keke

I had a good laugh when I saw this thread! I will definitely be a regular contributor, as my pet tiger salamander is now a regular subject for me.

This is one of the first shots I got with my new macro lens:

Here's my contribution. Originally published in Reptiles magazine.

16 sec exposure, f16.

Brian I Miller wrote:
I had a good laugh when I saw this thread! I will definitely be a regular contributor, as my pet tiger salamander is now a regular subject for me.

This is one of the first shots I got with my new macro lens:


Love the mood of this one!

Brent, nice shot, and congrats on your publication. I'm surprised you got him to sit still for that long!

I recently have returned to the dark side and purchased a snake again.
Can't say I took this one, photo is by John Slone
http://www.johnslone.smugmug.com

Nice work guys

I'm still amazed!

This is the BEST THREAD ever!

I've been a member for almost a year. This thread actually made me buy the upload package. I can't wait till it's activated so I can share my images.

-Chris

I might have to dig through herp stuff that's not on my site. I use to breed a few different species.

Great shots, as usual

Not macro at all, but still fun nevertheless...

Gosh Brent...............
Couldn't you find something with more color! Wow, that's a beauty.

Karl

Karl Witt wrote:
Gosh Brent...............
Couldn't you find something with more color! Wow, that's a beauty.

Karl

Kind of burns the retinas doesn't it?


Edited by Brent Ward on Feb 01, 2008 at 03:12 PM GMT