blackstar
Senior Member
Nice dragon! What are the environmental conditions? Daily light or near sunset? Why did you set iso=125? How close were you to capturing it (FL=200mm)? It must be a rare occasion to capture the scene. Lucky you.
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You've never been to south Florida. Iguanas are all over, day and night!
blackstar
Senior Member
Ha, I have been in the Orlando area, but never in South Florida. So, you can always move in close to and shoot them as Needa did?
Thanks. Time was about 11AM the location was a shaded area with just that shaft of light coming through. Quite close less than 6ft with 70-200. The 70-200 was my personal challenge to use it to shoot the images for the weekly at the park. Why not 125 wasn't moving and a relatively slow shutter speed? The artistic choice
was to let the sunlight highlight the lizard and kill the background. Too bad the head wasn't an inch further in to the light as the head goes in to the background a bit.They are an invasive nuisance! Come take all you want.
Sometimes as with any wild thing they have their limits.
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They hang out on the boardwalk at Wakodahatchee. You can get very close to them, they're used to people. Now, the ones in my yard, you can't get that close.
How were you able to in and out of your driveway? Or drive down the street?
christian1972
New member
how many poles the city with 2m of $ can put?
for sure not 4...
corruption at them finest!!!!
for sure not 4...
corruption at them finest!!!!
Wasn't in the beginning. Later after the move of some of the cable I was able to drive across front yard a squeeze out.
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I'm not sure that is that much considering the number of workers, and that crane and operator rental. There are still workers in the neighborhood and probably will be for several more days.
christian1972
New member
here in my town, the power cable is underground, just to avoid the 2M$ fraud!!!!!
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Clovishound
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Ironically, overhead lines are much cheaper to install than underground. They are, however, much less likely to need repair from weather and events such as this.
blackstar
Senior Member
Very cheap compared to CA's.
christian1972
New member
here in italy is 2.50 $ for a quart of gas (one liter). 1 gallon (4 liter)
How is in race track?