I remember my young days when I used to find them ugly and threatening; and then we would find pleausure in catching them...But then age changes the way we look at things, and now their looks are absolutely beautiful, in spite of keeping that same scary look about them...
Deliciosamente lindas todas as fotografias que por aqui vou vendo. As cores da natureza no seu melhor e a arte indubitávelmente grande de uma extraordinária fotógrafa.
Hi! Yes, it's true that with age we are more accepting of things.I used to be a little afraid of these large lizards with their whip of a tail until I started to study and photograph them.
Thank you! I strive to improve my photography, and it's comments like yours that inspire me. So glad you like these shots.Thank you for paying me a visit.
Breathtaking many people who are afraid of these animals, I do not. Do not tease me any kind of revulsion. Beautiful photos that capture the characteristics of the animal. kisses
Jest piękny, chociaż gdybym go zobaczyła pierwszy raz na wolności, to może bym się wystraszyła. Pozdrawiam. It is beautiful, although I saw him the first time in the wild, it can'd be scared. Yours.
Hi giga Yes they can look a bit scary and menacing because they are the largest european lizard, and they do look a bit mean. Thanks for stopping by. Hugs.
Although I have seen them drinking from the fish pond, I have never seen them emerged in water.I will have to observe them more carefully! Thank you for your comment Gaspar which is always welcome.
Oh! What an absolute beauty, I am in love with him!! Such beautiful photos showing all the intricate patterning, just lovely! I also think he has a very gentle, soulful look in his eye especially in the first photo.
ShySongbird You made me smile,but I have to agree, he is a very handsome lizard.I had a good look at the first photo, and I do believe you're right, strange eh!!
When I say I love all animals I always forget reptiles :))) There colours are simple amazing and the shots are great, but ... I don't fancy the poor lizards. Hugs Ná
His/her first appearance on the cat-walk brought to mind repeat pattern tiles.Now there's more an impression of a perambulating QR code-(the new square bar-codes now so widespread).Mobile phones can "read" these, so he/she could be communicating...let me know..please.x
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WOW! look at the color! and the clarity in these shots is wonderful!
Hi!
I remember my young days when I used to find them ugly and threatening; and then we would find pleausure in catching them...But then age changes the way we look at things, and now their looks are absolutely beautiful, in spite of keeping that same scary look about them...
Lovely pictures.
Have a nice week end!
Vitor
Amazing pictures of the lizard!!!
Deliciosamente lindas todas as fotografias que por aqui vou vendo. As cores da natureza no seu melhor e a arte indubitávelmente grande de uma extraordinária fotógrafa.
Parabéns.
Branca
Cracking shots, Good enough to grace the front cover of any magazine.
Yesterday I was photographing Ocellated Lizard.. Good images with high color and definition.. Cheers..
Beautiful!! Magnífico registo fotográfico.
Special, is this in your garden?
Greetings,
Filip
Lagarto, lagarto, lagarto!! :)))) Ever heard that expression before? It means something like "knock on wood!", :)) Cute and lovely colours! XX
TexWisGirl
That's what I thought when I saw the turquoise colour on the throat and chest area.I love these guys.
Glad you like the photo.:)
vitorchuvashortstories
Hi!
Yes, it's true that with age we are more accepting of things.I used to be a little afraid of these
large lizards with their whip of a tail until I started to study and photograph them.
Enjoy your Sunday, many thanks for passing by.
Abhinav
So pleased you like the photos.
Thankyou for your nice comment.
BRANCAMAR
Thank you! I strive to improve my photography, and it's comments like yours that inspire me. So glad you like these shots.Thank you for paying me a visit.
Mike Attwood
Hello Mike
Oh thank you!! So nice of you to say so.:)
Have a good Sunday.
Ana Minguez Corella
Hi Ana!
They are interesting subjects aren't they! I could watch them for hours.Many thanks for your nice
comment.
Enjoy your Sunday.
Wonderful set of images!
Edu Matos
Thank you! Such a lovely comment! It's a pleasure to photograph these guys because they are so photogenic.
Filip and Kristel
These lizards have lived in my garden for years, but I don't see them often as it's a large garden
and there are so many places for them to hide.
Thank you for passing by.
Eva
I have never heard that expression
before.It's a very old country saying I've been told.Glad you like the photos.:)X
Claudia
Hello and welcome to my blog!
Thank you for your very nice comment.
Excelentes fotografias....
Cumprimentos
Fernando Santos
Thank you so much.
These are fantastic shots,love them all.
John.
JRandSue
Hello and welcome to my blog! Many thanks for your nice comment.
Have just been over to visit you and found your posts facinating.
I love all those butterflies and bugs. Well captured!
absolutly stunning!!!!!
Susan
Thank you Sue!So pleased you like
my post!
Breathtaking many people who are afraid of these animals, I do not. Do not tease me any kind of revulsion. Beautiful photos that capture the characteristics of the animal. kisses
Jest piękny, chociaż gdybym go zobaczyła pierwszy raz na wolności, to może bym się wystraszyła. Pozdrawiam.
It is beautiful, although I saw him the first time in the wild, it can'd be scared. Yours.
Brown Eyes
They, are very much afraid of people. Glad you see the beauty in
them. Thank you for your nice comment.
bjs.
Giga
Hi giga
Yes they can look a bit scary and menacing because they are the largest european lizard, and they do look a bit mean.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs.
What a colourful lizard! Great images!
Friend of HK
Thank you!
Lizard of water. One of the nicest I know reptiles. Excellent photos!
G.J.
Gaspar de Jesus
Although I have seen them drinking from the fish pond, I have never seen them emerged in water.I will have to observe them more carefully!
Thank you for your comment Gaspar which is always welcome.
Oh! What an absolute beauty, I am in love with him!! Such beautiful photos showing all the intricate patterning, just lovely! I also think he has a very gentle, soulful look in his eye especially in the first photo.
ShySongbird
You made me smile,but I have to agree, he is a very handsome lizard.I had a good look at the first photo, and I do believe you're right, strange eh!!
Thank you for lovely comment.
Very nice... truly breathtaking...
When I say I love all animals I always forget reptiles :)))
There colours are simple amazing and the shots are great, but ... I don't fancy the poor lizards.
Hugs
Ná
Mark
Hi Mark
Oh! Thanks love, glad you like them.:)
Fernanda
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a nice comment.
Very good shots!
Olga
Thank you Olga! You have a pretty Kitten!
Wow, this are beautiful pictures. Greetings, Joke
Joke
Thank you so much.Have just been over to see your blog,and your recent photos of the Great Crested Grebe are fantastic.:)
I love this green lizard:)
Many greetings!
ioan moldovan
So glad you like it.I think they are beautiful creatures.
Thanks for passing by.
The colors are just warm and wonderfully delicious on this lizard. Captured beautifully!!
Bears Fan
Hi! So nice of both of you to visit, and leave a nice comment. Thank you!
His/her first appearance on the cat-walk brought to mind repeat pattern tiles.Now there's more an impression of a perambulating QR code-(the new square bar-codes now so widespread).Mobile phones can "read" these, so he/she could be communicating...let me know..please.x
Hi Ian
I think he comunicates more with his eyes than with his suit!!
The Creator is truly an amazing artist. None of His creation ever looked ugly.
I have a bracelet made of tiny beads which looks like his skin.
psychelyn
So true,His work is amazing! It must be a lovely bracelet.Not the
real thing I hope!!:)
oh no it's not, it's just made of plastic beads :)
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