Extreme Eye Shots 2

[Wariactive]

Im really sorry for having to make another thread for the remaining close up photos. It would be a bit off if I will post them on the other thread bacause it is now on page 3. Hope you will forgive me on this.

Anyways, here's the rest of the images as Ive promise. Enjoy!


Tangerine Enigma het Raptor

Mack Snow Albino het Raptor
Dilated Form

Constricted form

Red Stripe

And last but not least is my favorite female. I only got one shot from her because shes was just too hyper.


Snow Enigma het Raptor

This is the last set. Thanks for looking.

Regards,
gid

 

[100yan]

Great shots!

 

[Thorgecko707]

Wonderful shots. That last one looks like it has silver flakes in its eye! Perfect!

 

[geckoboa]

We forgive you..lol Wow those are amazing shots. Thanks for posting.

 

[Wariactive]

Cant wait to have my hands on a Mack Snow non het.

 

[shico]

I Love you eye shots!
The Snow Enigma is my favorite!

 

[OnlineGeckos]

Stunning, beautiful...wow.

 

[vicky_j]

The Red Stripe eye-shot is my favourite! Amazing photos

 

[sunshinegeckos]

Awesome pictures!! I really love the last one!

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

Very nice photography. Thanks for sharing

 

[Wild West Reptile]

Very nice! I was wondering how many shots does it normally take to get one that nice?

 

[Taquiq]

WOW, amazing again!

 

[chazthaking2]

Please tell me what lens or camera you have. Those are good shots.

 

[Wariactive]

First of all, thanks for all the kind comments. Im glad you enjoyed the images.

Very nice! I was wondering how many shots does it normally take to get one that nice?

- I take about 2-3 images then check my LCD for the sharpness and focus. If I did it right the first try, then I would let the gecko relax and go to the next one. It took me about 10 shots to get the Snow Enigma's eye.

Please tell me what lens or camera you have. Those are good shots.

- Having a reverse lens set-up means you are going on full manual. Shutter speed, flash control, ISO and manual adjusting the aperture ring on the lens. Im using a Nikon D7000, reverse ring BR-2A, and the Nikkor 28-70 3.5-4.5AF. Remember, the wide end of 28mm means that in reverse, it would give you the maximum close-up ratio.