Photograph your Reptiles in Action

[MrG]

The challenge is "Reptiles in Action".

Lets spread the word and ask all SArep members to participate.

Any reptile in action would count.(thx Silvrav)

This is a new competition but if you've got a realy good old photo it will be accepted.

Each image must have a short describtion to it (when, where, camera used, wild, captive, etc.)

2 images per member.

Prizes will be annouched soon but if there is any sponsors out there please let me know.
(Arno how about a course? )

Pm me with questions.
Thx

This is a typical action shot but lets see how creative you can get....

[nvlooi]

When is the closing date?

[Ales]

House gecko catching moth.Kruger National Park,taken with Nikon D80


Captive Brown house snake constriction and eating at my house.
Taken with Nikon D80.

[MrG]

Ooops sorry. Lets say the 28th of February 2011. Mods/admin can we please have a banner on the front page for advertising.
Thx

[Ales]

Is my picture of the BHS also huge on your screens?
Ive tried to resize.

[cvanvollenstee]

This is Jack expermenting



The is jack after the expermintation feeding. HEHEHEHE.
Check the body is getting constricted while the tail is in the mouth you can get a stung note from that mouse tail.

[Mitton]

Jungle-Jaguar Carpet Python yawning. Nikon Coolpix 5700.

[Ryuu]

Wrong Side up-?>

[Westley Price]

Most of you will have seen these pics on the forum

Pedioplanis inornata getting some "action"
In Wild
Aggeneys NC
February 2009
Olympus SP500UZ



Dasypeltis scabra "mid-rasping"
In Wild
Aggeneys NC
April 2009
Olympus SP500UZ

[Bushviper]

Okay Mr G I will sponsor a place on one of the courses but if the person is in the Cape or somewhere then we are wasting it. If the person cannot make it to the course I will offer a grab stick in exchange as long as they can pay for the freight or have it picked up.

Please do not comment on this thread as it is just for the entries. Experimenting is not a good idea because you can only enter two photographs for the prize.

[Eyelash]

Brazilian Rainbow boa.
Canon 300D,100mm macro lens.
I think in Nov of 2010 ?

[slangman]

[wildfrontier]

Mozambique Spitting Cobra, in the wild, spitting at me after a capture and release.
Nikon D40, Marloth Park, Mpumalanga

[wildfrontier]

African Rock Python regurgitating rock monitor meal.
In the wild, after capture and release, Marloth Park, Mpumalanga, Nikon D40

[Reinhard Booysen]

This is my Albino Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus) shedding.
I hope this competition goes more about the 'action' of the photo than the quality because then I might stand a chance
Sorry for the bad quality but this photos were taken about 2:30 am 09/01/2011, lots of patience but I need that grabstick!
It was taken with a Mobile Phone Camera (Samsung G600)



Here you can clearly see the shed coming off