Recent content by royden

Thanks All!

He sure does look like Yoda. Yoda went from a fire engine red to a burning orange like that. Gorgeous breeder you have.

Thanks everyone! Photos posted on page 1! I tend to not take this hobby too seriously but losing Yoda was pretty sad for me. I'm raising one of Laurie's quad babies at the moment. I may get another Panther soon, but I may take a short break.

Many of you likely have his offspring or grandchildren and don't even know it. Yoda was one of Chameleon Nation's top breeders a few years back. He had the most vivid Red's and blues and a flawless lateral line as though stroked by a paintbrush. I took Yoda in as a gift from Catherin Adams...

100mm will require you to be farther away from your subject. It will also give you a very slightly wider depth of field then the 60mm. Which..when shooting macro, is priceless.

Today is the last day for Nactus voting! Here's my last shameless bump because I really want to go to Cameroon! :) If you haven't voted for your favorite photos yet, go do it! http://www.exo-terra.com/en/photography/nactus_award_voting.php These are my favorite photos ;) (Well these and...

I gave it my all this year. I sent the best photos I'll ever take I think, so next year I may just resend entries they didn't pick this year.

I have no doubt Thor. I'm surprised at some of the photos nominated this year. I sent a lot of photos, and of the ones I sent, I can't believe what placed. The last photos I would have thought they'd pick. A couple of the photos are just plain no good.

Thor! Did you place anything this year?

Thanks everyone!

I know - I really felt burned by that one. I felt like I submitted better mossy frog shots, but that's what judge's are for or we'd all be winners ;)

Thanks everyone! Site is back up! Vote away! The red tailed boa in Category 6 is also my photo, but I don't want to split my vote. Dino is a better photo anyway! :):)

Looks like the sites down. Sorry! I got an error too. :(

They belong to Catherine Adams here on the boards. They were incredible species to handle and shoot.

:DThanks a ton!