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Photographer’s Note

I know some of you might think that this is a photo more suitable for TrekNature, but I decided to post it here.
This Bearded Dragon was part of the Australia Exhibit at the Baltimore National Aquarium, which is among the best aquariums in United States.
The Bearded Dragon is tan to yellow in color. It is called "bearded" because of the dragon's ability to flare out the skin in the throat region when it is threatened or territorial. Its body has a flattened appearance, which becomes even more pronounced if the dragon is alarmed. There are spines on the throat, sides of the head, and sides of the body. The head is wedge-shaped, and the Bearded Dragon has a tail that is almost as long as the body.
Hope you enjoy...

I would've liked to post a bigger size of the photo, but TE won't let me because the size in bytes is too big...so this is the best I could do..I'm sorry!

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mrcrow (3989) 2006-08-20 12:08

you may do well with it here..its about the earth but mainly for enlarging the window each of us have on our life through the cameras of others
i will vote you 2 because its a good shot and part of the larger scheme of things
did you put this on tn..it looks familiar...
cheers
geof

just- (54) 2006-08-20 12:09 [Comment]

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elBud (2211) 2006-08-20 12:26 [Comment]

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pboehringer (770) 2006-08-20 12:28

Hi Gabriel, your note made it worth to be placed at TE. This macro shot is really well done. I just would be also interested in the details like camera, lens, shutter time, openning, ISO ...

trinko (2940) 2006-08-20 12:51

nice. i like the colors & focus

plimrn (19710) 2006-08-21 10:01

You captured stunning detail and color here.
Regards, Pat

isabela_sor (42471) 2006-08-22 1:17

Incredibil close up,Gabi....m-au cam trecut fiorii cand am privit prima oara fotografia...detaliile sunt excelente!
Si nota la fel :)
Numai bine

Norok (200) 2007-04-14 3:59