Best Picture You Ever Taken.

[Tleilaxu]

Here is my three year old baby JCP Jynx

She is just adorable, though I miss her hatching colors... she was dark black and brown hehe.

 

[padkison]

Not quite on topic, but my daughter at Zion N.P. this past November, the expression she seems to have (hard to see) fits the setting

 

[johnny888]

Some of my favorites

 

[roach dude]

Heres my favorites!

Heres my website www.freewebs.com/waldockphotography

 

[T.Raab]

This is one of my faves of my pictures. (More can be seen here: www.vargstid.de):

 

[Schlyne]

I was actually trying to get an underside shot of the mature male's palps, but I still like several things about this one.

A Brown bear from Brookfield Zoo on a hot day.

This one of the only photos I've never cropped, just resized. Taken in Germany, the first night I was there.

These are a few of the shots in my gallery, which is in my sig. I had a hard drive failure earlier this year, hopefully I will be able to recover a great deal of photos that didn't make to back up in time.

 

[OldHag]

Padkison! That picture is breathtaking!!! I wanna go there!

 

[thedude]

another fav of mine

 

[tin man]

hey schlyn, why does your tarantula have brown/ redish fangs, did it just molt?

 

[funnylori]

 

[UrbanJungles]

Beautiful Pic Lori...so serene!

 

[LaRiz]

This is the one I'm most proud of. Took me 6 tries too. Oh, that's a female Parson's.
john

 

[thedude]

duuude thats awsome! ^^^^

 

[clearlysaid]

This is the one I'm most proud of. Took me 6 tries too. Oh, that's a female Parson's.
john

6 tries?! That's impressive. That seems like a near impossible shot to get!!! :clap:

 

[LaRiz]

6 tries?! That's impressive. That seems like a near impossible shot to get!!! :clap:

Thanks. The strike from a Parson's is, at first, quite fast, but there's a very brief pause after the tongue hits prey. That female was extremely used to human contact. She was easy to get a strike out of too. She could eat a whole box of superworms if I allowed her too. She would literally follow you around the room. Here's the beauty, up close:

The male was different. A lot more shy and reluctant to come near you. but I snapped one of him sniping a grasshopper. That pic didn't come out as good, but shows good tongue length.

 

[Ted]

whoa..i am blown away by the great chameleon pics!!:worship: :worship:

 

[Schlyne]

hey schlyne, why does your tarantula have brown/ redish fangs, did it just molt?

Yeah, he had just completed his maturing molt a couple days or so earlier.

 

[Brad Ramsey]

I'm blown away by the fact that you own Parson's!!!
I am chameleon green with envy!
Here's my big boy.

-Brad

 

[GQ.]

Great photos everyone. I don't think this is the absolute best I've ever taken, but it is one of my favorites. I have one photo from this series hanging up framed and matted. She is much larger now and still my baby.

Morelia viridis - Aru Type

 

[dactylus]

Thanks. The strike from a Parson's is, at first, quite fast, but there's a very brief pause after the tongue hits prey. That female was extremely used to human contact. She was easy to get a strike out of too. She could eat a whole box of superworms if I allowed her too. She would literally follow you around the room. Here's the beauty, up close:

The male was different. A lot more shy and reluctant to come near you. but I snapped one of him sniping a grasshopper. That pic didn't come out as good, but shows good tongue length.

Gorgeous creatures!!