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    Wandering the forest floor

    i'm pretty sure i haven;t posted this shot on this forum yet. if so forgive me.

    i really like this shot, but some people say that i should have included the tip of the tail. but it doesn't bother me, and i wanted to keep his body aligned in the frame as it currently is.


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    Re: Wandering the forest floor

    nice red eft...for some reason all of my shots of those have no tail tip too..therefor, i recommend clipping the tail as a matter of course.

    Erik.

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    Re: Wandering the forest floor

    oops, almost forgot. Here's a clipped tail for comparison.




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    Re: Wandering the forest floor

    thats not a red eft though, what is it? i have a few pictures of red efts (in pittsburgh) that don't have clipped tails but i really like the background of this one... plus the other ones are bad specimens and have gunk on them (i think it was liek a spiderweb or something).


    thanks for the reply, glad i'm not the only one who isn't bothered by no tail tip.
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    Nikkor AF-S 60mm macro 2.8
    Nikon 70-200 2.8 vr
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    Kenoko extension tube set
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    Re: Wandering the forest floor

    Dylan, I may be wrong but they both look like red spotted salamanders(red eft) to me. Your's look young , while the other looks to be closing in on 3 and getting ready to go back to the water
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    Re: Wandering the forest floor

    oh yeah the adult stage, i've only seen ones that look like mine, and smaller. :-D thanks for clearing that up
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    Nikkor AF-S 18-135
    Nikkor AF-S 60mm macro 2.8
    Nikon 70-200 2.8 vr
    Nikon tc-17eII
    Kenoko extension tube set
    SB-600

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