Most desert lizards have a dull color. I thought it would be fun to change the color, so they stand out in their surroundings. The first shot is before and the second after.
With a little imagination, a lizards skin is changed to show a striking new color.
Not all lizards are created equally as this fellow demonstrates with his newly acquired colors.
Sometimes I like to play with my photos, as in my series “Lizards of a different color”. These lizards have “Nevadatude”. Their original color has been altered giving them a surprising new look.
Most lizards in Northern Nevada are dull in color so, I decided to brighten them up (No lizards were harmed in the changing of their color).
These lizards have had their natural color altered to give them a new look that pops against the background.
Most lizards in Northern Nevada are dull in color so, I decided to brighten them up (No lizards were harmed in the changing of their color).
This lizard’s color was upgraded from a tan to a color that stands out against the desert background.
These two lizards had their color upgraded from a dark grey to a one that stands out against the desert rock that they are on.
This lizard’s dull color was upgraded to one that shines gold upon the desert sand.
A desert lizard has its dull color changed to give a distinct color against the desert landscape.
A desert lizard has its dull color changed to give a distinct color against the desert landscape.