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I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.

Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
 
The only improvement would be to get it to show it's teeth, with balloon caption saying: "if you don't get that lens out of my face, I'll show you where the dinosaurs are now!". Seriously, though, it's a really nice shot!
Cheers,
Alan
Gavin McKinlay said:
I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography
and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.

Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
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Alan said:
The only improvement would be to get it to show it's teeth, with
balloon caption saying: "if you don't get that lens out of my face,
I'll show you where the dinosaurs are now!". Seriously, though,
it's a really nice shot!
Cheers,
Alan
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Thanks for you kind words Alan

Gavin
Alan38430 said:
Gavin McKinlay said:
I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography
and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.

Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
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Gavin McKinlay said:
I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography
and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.
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The shot has a lot of personality, which is the key thing. The only improvement I can suggest is to try simply cropping the right empty area

(Isn't that a chameleon?)
Gavin McKinlay38537 said:
Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
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Kevin Bjorke said:
Gavin McKinlay said:
I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography
and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.
Click to expand...
The shot has a lot of personality, which is the key thing. The only
improvement I can suggest is to try simply cropping the right empty
area

(Isn't that a chameleon?)
Click to expand...
Thanks Kevin,

Glad I didn't do too bad with the pic snd thanks for your comments, I
appreciate them.

Thanks also for your great site as I have learned a lot there.
Kevin Bjorke32030 said:
Kevin Bjorke32030 said:
Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
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I love that shot! Crisp focus too! The only improvement I might consider is getting the leaf out of the background (assuming a similar opportunity arises). Oh and just for correctness, it's not a Gecko or a Chameloeon, it's an Anole. Keep up the good work!
Robert
Kevin Bjorke said:
Gavin McKinlay said:
I took this picture out in my back garden. I am new to photography
and would appreciate input as to how I can make this pic better.
Click to expand...
The shot has a lot of personality, which is the key thing. The only
improvement I can suggest is to try simply cropping the right empty
area

(Isn't that a chameleon?)
Kevin Bjorke32030 said:
Here it is



I hope this works.

Thanks

Gavin McKinlay
Click to expand...
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