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Common House Gecko

Common House Gecko

This little lizzy was out in my garden, feasting on all the little bugs he found. I went up to a crack on one of my pots, with my reversed lens on and burst at ...
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This little lizzy was out in my garden, feasting on all the little bugs he found. I went up to a crack on one of my pots, with my reversed lens on and burst at this guy. One of the many shots, and of the few ones in good focus. I don't know why, but the edited image was not uploading so I have put up the crude jpeg. And yeah, is it smiling?
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Canon EOS 700D

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Aperture f/0 ISO 800 Shutter 1/50 Focal Length 0/1

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Feb, 2018

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