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Got a new lense for my camera and decided to try out some closeups. The pales were cooperating since I was about to feed them

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-Daniel Hill

Very nice Daniel.

Nice Daniel, those photos are great looking, really clear looking on my screen.

Thanks a lot, I'm only running a stock lens that came w/ my Rebel XTi. Now I've got to go get a new lens after seeing what you've done w/ a good lens.

I really liked this shot. I took the liberty of adding a boarder and bumping some of the high lights out.

-Dell
Pair of Yellowstone co. animals found within 50 yards of each other.

I just picked up the Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens. Pretty good so far. I still need to get used to taking pictures with it. I didn't have the extra $500 to get the lens with image stabilization, so this one will do for now. I can't wait until the weather warms up and I can get in the field with it.
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-Daniel Hill

What a cracker. Great photographs too! Shame there are no multistriata in UK.

Scott

Just beautiful shots, Daniel. You're a hell of a lot better with a camera than I man, buddy! I look forward to seeing some of your field shots this spring/summer. Be sure to share them with us!

-Cole

L. t. multistrata - Pennington Co., SD (spotted)

I will definately share pictures if I manage to take any decent ones new camera and lens for this years herping so it should be interesting.

Some from last year....

 
 

 
 
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-Daniel Hill

Killer stuff, Daniel! Few things are better than being in the field. It certainly is the driving force behind my love of herps and directs the focus of my captive collection - I keep and breed some of the types of animals I most enjoy seeing in the field.

-Cole

Phrynosoma hernandesi - Carbon Co., MT

Coluber constrictor - Stillwater Co., MT

My photograph of Dell watching Jeff photograph Inge holding a subadult Pituophis catenifer sayi - Stillwater Co., MT

Sistrurus catenatus- Cheyenne Bottoms, KS

Lampropeltis triangulum gentilis - Lincoln Co., KS

Crotalus viridis - Carbon Co., MT

Foothills Sunset - Carbon Co., MT

Maybe I shouldve read down further, but I'll ask anyway.....what's the locale? (if any...)
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Jerry Kruse
www.zonatas.com

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Thanks.

Cherry Co. from Cole
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-Daniel Hill

Nice shots! I really need to learn how to take photographs. lol. Great closups, great looking pales.