While most people who visit the wild go after big game like felines and the big herbivores, they hardly notice the diversity among birds and almost never look for beautiful plants and reptiles.
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A Western Ghats Lizard - Elephas maximus
02 March 2005 @ 10:33 am
A Western Ghats Lizard
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ma... this pic is okay... nothing uncomfortable with this...
but please do not post openly all the reptile pics that you click... some ppl are not comfortable with reptiles (me hate seeing pics of snakes)... just give a link.. so that i can avoid seeing those pics...
but please do not post openly all the reptile pics that you click... some ppl are not comfortable with reptiles (me hate seeing pics of snakes)... just give a link.. so that i can avoid seeing those pics...
What? Wasn't the picture hidden behind lj-cut? And didn't Yathin mention 'lizard'?
(Or did he do it after you posted your comment?)
(Or did he do it after you posted your comment?)
I put it behind a cut after Dilip requested me to do it.
> (me hate seeing pics of snakes)
:-)
:-)
So Dilip was'nt involved in the famous Snake that was presented to Deepti (or was it Divya) ?
Yep even i was involved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
its not that i am afraid of snakes.. when i was a kid and was going to wells to swim, snakes were also swimming right next to me!!
but still i consider snakes as an ugly creature... and dont really enjoy them...
and it was Santosh who was the main person instrumental in presenting the snake to Divya..
its not that i am afraid of snakes.. when i was a kid and was going to wells to swim, snakes were also swimming right next to me!!
but still i consider snakes as an ugly creature... and dont really enjoy them...
and it was Santosh who was the main person instrumental in presenting the snake to Divya..
(Anonymous) on March 2nd, 2005 04:58 am (UTC)
Is your full stop three characters wide ? *blink*
no thats the time when i think :-)
Why should anyone be afraid of photographs? If it's a phobia then you should get psychological help.
I like snakes. Non-poisonous ones are quite safe to handle even for first timers (just don't damage their scales). They are not slimy, contrary to popular belief, instead their skin is really dry, a lot like plastic or leather.
I like snakes. Non-poisonous ones are quite safe to handle even for first timers (just don't damage their scales). They are not slimy, contrary to popular belief, instead their skin is really dry, a lot like plastic or leather.
drkishoremurthy on March 2nd, 2005 04:34 am (UTC)friggin beautiful ... awesome shot dude :)
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It's not sharpening ... I did'nt do any post processing - it's just the JPEG compression! :)
What exactly is this? It's beautiful and scary and seems to have a no-nonsense-with-me attitude.
Oops you had that in the title - wonder how I missed it earlier.
Even I felt that there were some sharpening artifact - great pic none the less - reminded me of this again
Yikes, saw a lizard after quite sometime, atleast its more beautiful than Shoaib Akhtar!
