Chameleon out on a branch

Chameleon out on a branch

Date of picture post: 18. July 2009, 11:31

This shot was actually a “#&! to take since I hade a kid in one hand and the camera in the other.

This photo was taken in the Eskilstuna Zoo here in Sweden. I am not sure what type of chameleon it is though.
The background was a very dull grey, so I switched it to a waterfall I shot in the Azores.

I am gonna work on a new theme, so I can show off the different stages of these photomanipulation shots. Also I need to have a way to give you poster size images.
If you have any suggestions for themes like that, I am open for suggestion (or help).

Comments about this post is found below:

• In November 28th, 2011 @ 22:02 Marcus said: Hi, Feel free to use the pic to your liking. Regarding information of the reptile I am afraid I have none :/
• In November 28th, 2011 @ 21:06 Greg FuChieng Spuchnik said: Great image! Could someone identify this reptile for us? It looks a lot like Australian Blackbeard sort of reptile.... I do not know much about chameleons - but don't they have different arm structure? I was wondering if i may use this pic in my fine art and if so - weather or not this creature is indeed capable of changing it's color.
• In July 22nd, 2009 @ 17:28 Chapa said: Nice shot.
• In July 20th, 2009 @ 20:43 jelb said: Bonjour, Amazing framing, lightness and details..bravo!
• In July 20th, 2009 @ 07:37 Omar said: Amazing creature. That beautiful colors and rich tones.
• In July 19th, 2009 @ 18:44 admin said: Hi Kyle, Thanks for the advice. I begun working on a template / theme for wordpress today, it has been in my mind for a long time but there just have not been time for it. If the end result is not good enough I will probably make it something similar to how you have made your blog though, unless I can find another theme. Btw, I think your blog is interesting. I am waiting for the photo walk photos to come up :) /Marcus
• In July 18th, 2009 @ 15:33 Kyle Tunney said: Great shot and I love the idea of seeing your workflow/stages. How about just doing it as a blog post/tutorial. Have a check of the tutorials on my site, something like that could work for you!! Kyle