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Iguana posing.
FZ-30, no tripod, sunpak flash |
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Funny looking bird.
Can you identify it ?? FZ-30, no tripod, 12x zoom, Sunpack flash |
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Costa Rica has about 14,000 types of butterflys.
This fellow was looking at the camera and flying backwards !! FZ-30, no tripod, no macro, SunPack flash |
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This is one strange toad. It only comes out at night.
I shouldn't have used the flash on this little guy. It probably hurt his eyes. Fz-30, no tripod, no macro, SunPack flash |
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Backside of a Tarantula.
This is a mean looking spider. Very common in the rain forest. FZ-30, no tripod, no macro, SunPack flash |
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Very nice and sharp shots. I'm surprised that the birdlet you get that close. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for the comments Macnite.
Actually, all the shots were made with no support, while I was passing by, camera on hand ready to shoot. The fz-30's fast focus and OIS made the shots possible. I'm planning a trip to the MonteVerde park, where in a couple of days, walking in the rain forest trails, you can spot more than 250 different types of birds. I'm just waiting for my Raynox telephoto to arrive. |
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