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[IAmAMirage]

She has two Nikon D700 cameras and one Nikon D850

Oh ok!!! Cool!

 

[IAmAMirage]

Wow, I really like winter landscapes!

Thank you very much!

 

[LarryTheLizard]

I got a camera for my birthday a couple years ago...
I've been working on my photography skills and wanted some opinions
Please be brutally honest with me. If there is something you can critique do it. You wont hurt my feelings

Picture 1: My dad spilled some oil or something of the sort on the garage floor. I saw the rainbow-thingy on the ground and thought it was a good shot
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Picture 2 & 3: We went to the Dallas Fort Worth Zoo this summer. The saltwater croc was right up against the glass. The glass was super clear and I got some of my favorite pictures of that day.
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@NickAVD @BPSabelhaus @xp29 @LarryTheLizard @Amara + Beast. @SuchAPrettyGecko

Wow!! That is beautiful, you are an excellent photographer 🫶

 

[LarryTheLizard]

I actually have an entire folder on my computer dedicated to the photo's I've taken.
@NickAVD What kind of camera does your wife use? I use a canon eos rebel T7

Hey, my sister has that camera!

 

[LarryTheLizard]

Just some more photos I've taken lol View attachment 94462
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Gasppppp a buhfly, as my little sister calls it XD and mirage is looking especially handsome today!

 

[IAmAMirage]

Wow!! That is beautiful, you are an excellent photographer 🫶

Thank you!

 

[LarryTheLizard]

Thank you!

Anytime!

 

[AHBD]

They are very good
I like the croc the best I think but they are all good.
The oil spill is pretty cool, it reminds me of aerial landscape photos for some reason.

I was going to say the same thing about the oil pic ! But yes, these are all great pics !!

 

[AHBD]

I remember reading something interesting about the crocodiles mouth. You see those little dots ? This is what they are for :
Quote " The little dots all around a crocodile's mouth are called "dermal pressure receptors" or "integumentary sensory organs (ISOs)," which are essentially tiny sensory organs that allow the crocodile to detect even the slightest changes in water pressure, vibrations, and movements, helping them locate prey in murky water by sensing ripples caused by potential meals swimming nearby; essentially making their mouths extremely sensitive to touch, even more so than human fingertips"

 

[LarryTheLizard]

I remember reading something interesting about the crocodiles mouth. You see those little dots ? This is what they are for :
Quote " The little dots all around a crocodile's mouth are called "dermal pressure receptors" or "integumentary sensory organs (ISOs)," which are essentially tiny sensory organs that allow the crocodile to detect even the slightest changes in water pressure, vibrations, and movements, helping them locate prey in murky water by sensing ripples caused by potential meals swimming nearby; essentially making their mouths extremely sensitive to touch, even more so than human fingertips"

Ooooh that’s so cool!

 

[AHBD]

My girlfriend will flip for the butterfly when I shiw her later. She does amateur photography also

I love taking pics of butterflies too.

 

[xp29]

I remember reading something interesting about the crocodiles mouth. You see those little dots ? This is what they are for :
Quote " The little dots all around a crocodile's mouth are called "dermal pressure receptors" or "integumentary sensory organs (ISOs)," which are essentially tiny sensory organs that allow the crocodile to detect even the slightest changes in water pressure, vibrations, and movements, helping them locate prey in murky water by sensing ripples caused by potential meals swimming nearby; essentially making their mouths extremely sensitive to touch, even more so than human fingertips"

Well if they weren't terrifying enough already lol.
If I have nightmares tonight, we'll know why lol

 

[xp29]

I love taking pics of butterflies too.

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Yup she flipped for both pictures
That is an amazing photo!

 

[IAmAMirage]

I remember reading something interesting about the crocodiles mouth. You see those little dots ? This is what they are for :
Quote " The little dots all around a crocodile's mouth are called "dermal pressure receptors" or "integumentary sensory organs (ISOs)," which are essentially tiny sensory organs that allow the crocodile to detect even the slightest changes in water pressure, vibrations, and movements, helping them locate prey in murky water by sensing ripples caused by potential meals swimming nearby; essentially making their mouths extremely sensitive to touch, even more so than human fingertips"

Thats super cool! Thanks for sharing! I love learning more about the incredible animals that surround us!