Reptile photo workshop

During the summer holidays I did a photo workshop with Captivelight Photography. It was me with two other ladies who were really nice and Jason the person who looks after the animals.

We started off with the Red-eyed Tree Frog while we were waiting for Jason to come after taking in an owl someone brought in. We had a few different things that we placed the frog onto which gave us plenty of time to photograph them.

Then we got to photograph a Crested Gecko. This is an interesting reptile which I've never seen before. After a few normal photos of the gecko they decided to show us how they get water off the eye as they have no eyelid.

The next reptile we had was the Leopard Gecko which we photographed in a few ways we had it on a sandy floor, on the stones and on a reflective board. I was lucky to manage to capture him with his tongue out which is unusual for Leopard Geckos.

The next reptile we photographed was a Bearded Dragon where like the Leopard Gecko we photographed it on the sand and on the reflective board.

The next animal we had was a Tarantula where we photographed it on the reflective board and a grass background.

The next one we had was a scorpion which was interesting to photograph.

The next reptile we had was a python. Which we photographed on the reflective board.

We then got to photograph a Panther Chameleon which was really fun to photograph.