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Australia's Southern Angle-headed Dragon (best viewed larger)

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The Southern Angle-headed Dragon lives in low elevation rainforest and wet sclerophyll forest along the coast of southern Queensland and northern New South Wales in Australia. Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 @ 20mm f5.6 1/6sec, ISO 1600. 14bit NEF Active D-light High.

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blue-olympus
Hi Mike, another great shot from the reptile world, maybe not so dramatic as the awesome Perenti shot with the magnificent colours, nevertheless here we have a very attraactive shot with great positioning in frame and again lovely colours....Well done mate!
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Tom Wiggins Photography
Mike: WOW the sharpness of this photo is great, I bet I could reach out and feel the scales. The DOF is right-on and the colors are so natural. If you get a chance please stop by my recent posts, I'd like to get your thoughts. Tom
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Wonderful! Love the true colors, the sharpness and the fine details in your fine photo. Take good care my friend and all the best from Jannica
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jtipton
Hello Mike- Very well done. I think the color and saturation are perfect and really do this fellow justice. Best wishes-Jim
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jill_rocker

Another really beautiful lizzard image from you... The treatment is fantastic and the composition works very well.... Great work..

 

Best Regards, Jill

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GailAnthonyHarmer
You've outdone yourself here Mike....just beautiful....sharp! your use of light, shadow play....detials in the lizard...wonderful....great DOF.....I hope they let me give you a 7....if not...:--((......ps...tnks for being a good friend since I started this journey.....sincerely, Gail
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