Chameleon #1 Size:SMALL EDITION (of 100) 28cm x 35cm, 11.0inches x 13.8inchesThis little fellow is a Veiled Chameleon, sometimes called a cone headed chameleon. He is about 6 inches long but looks pretty awesome printed up to the size of a small dinosaur. The distinctive protrusion on his head serves to channel water droplets down into the reptiles mouth, a useful feature in their dry habitats. They are solitary tree dwellers native to Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and eat mainly insects, grabbing their prey with long, sticky
Close up portrait of a bald eagle's eye
according to research by psychologists from Lund University in Sweden and the University of Oregon
This image is created from 60 individual shots taken at incremental focus points to achieve the required depth of focus and clarity on a macro lens
Lusitano horses were originally bred for bullfighting
They are inspired by the luminosity and precise compositions of the 17th century Dutch still life painters
This is the only way to create pin-sharp detail from front to back when viewing close-up through a macro lens
A studio portrait of a boa constrictor entwined with a ladder referencing the well known board game of ups and downs
Caught in the oncoming headlights of a car in a graffiti covered subway
Eagles have excellent 20/5 vision compared to an average human who will have 20/20 vision at best
although only the bulbs and leaves are usually consumed
or someone you admire
When dried flowers are photographed and printed larger than life