Igor Siwanowicz - Chams

[Silverdusk]

Not sure if any of you have seen this guys stuff, but he takes some amazing shots.

http://photo.net/photos/siwanowicz
Just a few, he has hundreds to look upon

 

[reptimom]

Makes me want to throw my camera in the trash!! Awesome pictures!

 

[CleaTheChameleon]

They look great! Thanks for sharing. Got any more?l ol

 

[Silverdusk]

I wish I could take the credit for these, but alas I cannot.

In the original post is a link to his other photos, he literally has hundreds and from a variety of subjects.

 

[Thompson]

Holy crap man! These photos are just breath taking! Very nice.

 

[carol5208]

wow! Beautiful photography!

 

[Monkeykungphu]

Amazing!!! All of them are great!

 

[Jerm]

This guy is amazing. Here is an old thread that I posted with a link to some of his pics. https://www.chameleonforums.com/amazing-photos-29450/

 

[Eszzie]

I know Igor Siwanowicz's pictures for quite some time. I think his microscopic laser pictures of insect are amazing too. I had to make some work for Art school and I chose him

Too bad he doesn't always put the animals names on the picture. I recognized most of the chameleons on his website but some not... He has some nice pictures of Rhampholeon spinosus and a female calyptratus and some other nice species.

Can anyone tell me what species the first 4 pictures are? I was thinking of first one to be a young Kinyongia male in the Fischer's complex, I can't tell the difference exactly between them all.

The 2nd is a Brookesia for sure, but don't know the exact specie.

3rd some Trioceros specie? and 4th some Trioceros babies? Who knows the exact species?

 

[jack29]

1st: female of K. multituberculatum.. i suppose!!
2nd: B. superciliaris?????
3rd: T. sternfeldi/rudis male
4th: babies T. hoehnelii

 

[Eszzie]

1st you might be right

2nd is no superciliaris for sure, neither perarmata, thielii or stumpfii, so I don't know.

3rd I think a rudis.

4th I was thinking about hoehnellii too.

 

[laurie]

I'm lovin those pictures, what a talent to have.

 

[Texas Panther Man]

Thos mantis pics are absolutely amazng! Id love to know what that last species of mantid is?

 

[Coby]

Wow, fricken superb.