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Desert Lizard

Desert Lizard

Took this picture along the southern rim at the Grand Canyon. Walking along the trails there were plenty of lizards to see and sunshine to highlight them. It wa...
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Took this picture along the southern rim at the Grand Canyon. Walking along the trails there were plenty of lizards to see and sunshine to highlight them. It was just a matter of staying still and the lizard to get in the right position.
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COOLPIX P100

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 160 Shutter 10/6523

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Jan, 2015

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