"Whose Eye Is It?"

Who am I? Can you guess?

nice nice nice ....

Is it a green iguana? Very nice!

Thats a tough question Wilson, the iguana sounds good. Anyway I like this image as it does leave you thinking, good composition and wonderful details. Cheers, Sondra

It is God's eye, of course! (and what a beauty!)

Incredible details and subtlety in the textures and colors. Awesome work on framing and DOF. Outstanding photograph!

Very remarkable, Wilson!

Excelente macro del reptil, perfecta luz, color y gran nitidez, saludos cordiales Wilson.

It's the green eyed monster (jealousy, envy, etc.), is it not? LOL

Okay, more likely from the iguana tribe. Great shot, Wilson. Greetings from Canada~ Iren

Wilson, great close up to get unusual effect for terrific abstract, love the light, sharpness, nice colors & cropping!!! Best regards.

Should be a cameleon. The frame is very interesting

To me this is a photograph of "Really Complicated to Make".

Incredible color and detail, Wilson. I was drawn to the thumbnail immediately.

Stunning! And of one of my favorite creatures!

id guess this is some sort of lizzard.

 

there is only one question.

i was doing such shots latly and had some problems.

first find an animal

and second get close to it.

 

you can see a shot in my portfolio..i was about 2 to 3 meters away from it..the animal is quite small..and i used a 300mmlens (on a d1x)

 

and here is my question..

is that in a zoo?

and if not..how did you get so close to this thing?

 

very great

 

keep it up

 

cheers

Great make up! Very cool indeed.

how cool is that...the only animals i can get close to here are humans and cows..but thats not interesting..theyre quite similar to each other haha

 

okay

 

thats cool

 

very nice colors there...is it possible that you can be seen inthe eye, i wonder.

 

great picture...i like it..and i think ill visit the zoo :D

 

 

bye

Excellent shot, Wils!! The color, lighting, and detail are exceptional!

offff, it is too good. whose eye is this and how did you do it? must describe it to students of photography.