Dragon pic

[Dragonlea]

Just thought I'd add a recent pic of one of my Bearded Dragons and say hi in the process.

Lea

 

[Driake]

Thats one Artistic Picture lol, And welcome to the site

 

[jordo]

Beautiful pic, welcome to the site.
I did photography in year 11 and got some nice black and white pics of some of the beardies puffing up as well but it wasn't a digital

 

[Dragonlea]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you liked them Will post some more soon. They are quite fearsome up close....

 

[raist]

That is one beautiful picture! Welcome to the site. I think bearded dragons have interesting characters.. :lol: they crack me up

 

[deathinfire]

very nice photo dragonlea, you should submit it into the photocomp

 

[shamous1]

That pic is almost ghost like. What camera are you using? I am about to buy a good quality digital just for the reptiles. The missus can have the old 5 megapixel for her relo's mug shots.

Welcome to the site. You can post pics like that anytime. Make sure you enter ther comps.

 

[Dutchy]

High quality shot mate !!
What settings did ya use on the cam ?

As already said , welcome to the site and hope we'll see more of those awesome pic's of urs

 

[krusty]

that is the best photo i have seen in a long time,great work.......
and i second that afro......#1

 

[waruikazi]

Very ancy fancy shot!!! Welcome.

 

[caffiend]

Sensational work! Great beardie!! welcome abord and yes, please share your camera tips... i'm so miffed with my kilopixel (can't call it a mega )

oo and more pics more pics more pics more pics

Cheers
Cat

 

[RevDaniel]

great looking dragon

 

[Kiwicam]

Great photo and Great dragon!

Nice work with the f-stop. :wink:

For all those interested in using depth of field to great effect like this photo..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_of_field

 

[Glider]

Look at those chompers!

 

[shamous1]

Thanks also to you Kiwicam. I've got the page bookmarked for further viewing. Cheers.

 

[Dragonlea]

Glad everyone liked the images. They were taken by my husband with a Ricoh GRD in macro mode. It is a 8 megapixel camera P&S with a fixed 28mm lens. It can produce very 'film' like images in B/W mode. We have a framed A3 print on the wall from this camera (shown below) and it looks great.

The lens is fast (F2.4) and in macro mode has a fairly narrow depth of field which is usually hard to get in a small sensor P&S digital. It is a pricey camera though but Ricoh has designed it for quite a niche market.

More dragon shots can be seen,

http://johnmcd.zenfolio.com/p345770583/

I have added another showing what great mates both these girls are I'll have a look at the photo comp as well. Thanks

Lea

 

[Julie-anne]

thats an awesome pic and beautiful herp!
welcome to the site

 

[shamous1]

I think you should be banned from any comp in advance Dragonlea. Your pics are way too good for my skills and my camera. :wink:

 

[shamous1]

Depth of field

Hi Dragonlea,

I working on that depth of field thing but can't master it. Also been playing with the camera but can't seem to get any where near the shots you get.

 

[MoreliaMatt]

RE: Depth of field

theyre awsome! youve inspired me to try some black and white or sepia pictures on the weekend if i get the herps out for some sun!