Following some strong winds in Brisbane a couple of weeks ago, Chief was removing a large palm frond from the swimming pool when he noticed a little gecko floating on it. The little gecko scurried off when Chief tried to remove him and he ended up on the glass panels surrounding the pool. This gave me a wonderful opportunity to rush indoors to grab my camera and give my new macro lens a try.
I was amazed at the beautiful structure of the gecko’s foot, the minute scales and nails, that we don’t see with the naked eye – mother nature is a beautiful thing!
Waking the Wombat 
15 replies on “WPC: Structure”
Very cool. Definitely a different perspective on a gecko.
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A wonderful wild life image, should win a full page spread in National Geographic Magazine. Give it a try.
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Do you think? Thanks! 😊
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Wow, that’s beautiful!
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I was amazed at the detail I have to say 😊
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That first photo Lucy! Very impressed with your macro lens. Which one do you have?
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It’s a basic beginners to Nikon 40mm – nothing fancy – yet
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Fantastic photos Lucy, and great for this weeks theme – most people take photos of lizards from above, it’s fascinating to see geckos feet scales from below 🙂
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Thank you! Yes who knew their feet are quite so intricate 😊
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You’re welcome Lucy, it was an eye opener to me too 🙂
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A magnificent natural life picture, should win a full page spread in National Geographic Magazine. Try it out.
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Really! Do you think so – wow – I’ll give it a go and thanks!
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