Hi from UK

[SharonHearn]

Hello from Plymouth, U.K. I'm not very good at photography but have a lot of fun trying. I have just got a new Nikon which seems to feel a bit lighter than my old one so I don't seem to get as much camera shake thankfully.
Here is a lizard (embarrassingly I have no idea which lizard) taken at a local wildlife centre, he is behind glass.

 

[Digger...]

G'day from aussieland, a good sharp shot there. Google lens says it's a Lau banded iguana...

 

[Jeff15]

Hello and welcome ...

 

[SharonHearn]

Thank you both Ah, my other half said it was an iguana, thank you

 

[PJM]

Welcome to TPF. Keep shooting and showing.

 

[otherprof]

Hello from Plymouth, U.K. I'm not very good at photography but have a lot of fun trying. I have just got a new Nikon which seems to feel a bit lighter than my old one so I don't seem to get as much camera shake thankfully.
Here is a lizard (embarrassingly I have no idea which lizard) taken at a local wildlife centre, he is behind glass.

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Welcome! Nice shot.

 

[Nikon photographer]

You say you're not very good at photography, but that's a good shot,and unlike a lot of newbies, it's perfectly jn focus,

 

[SharonHearn]

Thank you everyone

 

[Tartness9094]

Hello from Plymouth, U.K. I'm not very good at photography but have a lot of fun trying. I have just got a new Nikon which seems to feel a bit lighter than my old one so I don't seem to get as much camera shake thankfully.
Here is a lizard (embarrassingly I have no idea which lizard) taken at a local wildlife centre, he is behind glass.

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Welcome Sharon, I am fairly new to this fantastic site as well and I live in the south west of England as well

 

[SharonHearn]

Hi It's lovely weather down here at the moment isn't it, lots of days out planned

 

[shakilpsuk]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[NerdyTimelapser]

Very nice shot and welcome!

 

[petrochemist]

Hello from Plymouth, U.K. I'm not very good at photography but have a lot of fun trying. I have just got a new Nikon which seems to feel a bit lighter than my old one so I don't seem to get as much camera shake thankfully.
Here is a lizard (embarrassingly I have no idea which lizard) taken at a local wildlife centre, he is behind glass.

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Another from the UK (North East Essex), though I've been on the TPF for a while.
You claim not to be very good, but there#s no evidence of it in the shot you shared. You've coped with the intervening glass really well ( unlike many of my zoo shots)

Not much you can do about the harsh light in such situations!