GeckPhotographer
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Well over the past few months I've been doing a fair bit of herping over lots of NSW and taken a fair few photos. I thought I'd culminate it all into one thread as it makes it a nice larger thread. Lots of the stuff I saw I didn't photograph being time sensitive and it being stuff I had seen or photographed before so many of these are either things that are new for me or when I had more time.
Click on the pictures to go to my flickr which has common names of animals and a rough locale.
Sorry that my skink photography is pretty crap, I'm getting better but geckos are still my forte.
I'll generally try to post in bunches based on a trip or locality, please enjoy and leave a like if you like it, or even better a constructive comment to help me improve my skink photography.
Cheers, Stephen.
We'll start off with getting pictures of a frog I hadn't photographed yet near Gosford.
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
and this gecko I had a play with getting shots,
Phyllurus platurus by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
a few pictures from North when time was a major issue.
Calyptotis ruficauda by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Morelia spilota by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Some from an Earthwatch (NPO), Australias Vanishing Frogs Field Trip. Where I just happened to meet a forum member who had come along for the trip, I didn't realise they were a forum member till after the trip.
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria daviesae by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria barringtonensis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria barringtonensis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
A few from a non-herping trip just past the upper hunter valley with some friends.
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Pseudemoia pagenstecheri by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Pseudemoia pagenstecheri by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
and I'll just throw in a skink from around my house for the hell of it.
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Hope you enjoyed the pics.
Click on the pictures to go to my flickr which has common names of animals and a rough locale.
Sorry that my skink photography is pretty crap, I'm getting better but geckos are still my forte.
I'll generally try to post in bunches based on a trip or locality, please enjoy and leave a like if you like it, or even better a constructive comment to help me improve my skink photography.
Cheers, Stephen.
We'll start off with getting pictures of a frog I hadn't photographed yet near Gosford.
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria freycineti by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
and this gecko I had a play with getting shots,
Phyllurus platurus by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
a few pictures from North when time was a major issue.
Calyptotis ruficauda by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saltuarius wyberba by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Morelia spilota by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Some from an Earthwatch (NPO), Australias Vanishing Frogs Field Trip. Where I just happened to meet a forum member who had come along for the trip, I didn't realise they were a forum member till after the trip.
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Saproscincus spectabilis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria daviesae by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria barringtonensis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Litoria barringtonensis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
A few from a non-herping trip just past the upper hunter valley with some friends.
Egernia cunninghami by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Pseudemoia pagenstecheri by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Pseudemoia pagenstecheri by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
and I'll just throw in a skink from around my house for the hell of it.
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Eulamprus tenuis by Stephen Mahony, on Flickr
Hope you enjoyed the pics.