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Banded Gila monster : Hamerton : 08 Sep 2018

Heloderma suspectum cinctum.

Banded Gila monster : Hamerton : 08 Sep 2018
ro6ca66, 11 Sep 2018
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    • ro6ca66
      Photography side-note: this was my very first attempt at the technique of focus-stacking, whereby a number of photos are taken (in this case, three) focussing on different parts of the subject - these being later combined into one image to give a greater apparent depth-of-field. Some cameras are able to do this in-camera, but in this instance I used photo-editing software to combine the images.

      Not entirely successful (part of the body is slightly soft), but it is probably something I'll do more of in the future.
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    • littleRedPanda
      Nicely done. It's a method i tried previously for cub/pup litters and probably have lots of photos I had intended stacking.
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    • gentle lemur
      It's an interesting technique and a nice static subject to try it on. I hope you continue to experiment and to brief us afterwards ;)
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