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Its a primary lens so i couldnt move back and zoom in. and even at f22 the depth of field is so short so there wasnt much i could do about that. And whats wrong with the camera use, color, and exposure? I did run it through lightroom but i didnt want to overdue the editing and make it look fake.

I was shooting with a 60 mm macro lens. I liked the first too, but it didnt make it to the finals in the photo contest so i think im gonna choose a different one this time.

Yea, the depth of field is really shallow on the lens i was using, so there wasnt much i could really do about that. And yea judging by the other comments ill submit the 4th. Thanks

sorry never mind.

I shoot with a Nikon D90 body and have a 18-105mm lens and borrow a 60mm macro lens occasionaly. Also, its not all about megapixels. You can get a 15 megapixel point and shoot that wont take as good pictures as a 10 megapixel DSLR.

Which photo do you think i should enter in the next photo contest. I entered the first one this month but it wasn't chosen.

Thanks so i guess ill go with the 7th for the contest. i hope next month is no theme!

Thanks!! yea i was planning on it but i dont know which one to choose? From a photographers standpoint i think the last one is best but from a chameleon enthusiasts standpoint i think one of the more colorful shots with gaping may be better? anybody wanna help me out in choosing?

I was shooting with my Nikon D90 with a 60mm macro lens.

Haha so do i. im only borrowing this from my photo teacher for a couple days unfortunately. Thanks for all the great comments everyone! :D

Thanks im gonna try to get some better color out of him next time and take some full body shots. he was suprisingly relaxed the whole time and didnt seem to mind the lens very much once he realized it wasnt gonna eat him. but usually he has more reds and oranges and blues.

Thanks! Yea i should have done that. I was shooting for a photo project with a macro lens so i was focusing more on the closeups.

never mind

Tell me what you what you guys think about my pics. Any comments/ critiques welcome. Personally my favorites are the last two.