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The Nactus Awards (US) is the world's largest dedicated herpetological related photographic competition.
(Male) Sand Lizard, Dorset, England
Canon 5D - 180mm f/3.5 macro lens - ISO200 - f/11 @ 1/30 sec. - Canon Angle-Finder C - Beanbag.
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Nature's Best - Windland Smith Rice Awards is one of the world's most prestigious photographic competitions, in 2008 attracting 23,000 entrants from all parts of the globe.
The Stags breath - Lyme Park, Peak District National Park, England
Canon 1D MkII - 500mm f/4 IS lens - ISO200 - f/8 @ 1/90 sec. - Beanbag.
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In 2005 The International Wildbird Photographer Awards attracted 8,500 entrants from around the world, a record number for this avian competition.
Red Grouse perusing its territory - Stanage Edge, Peak District National Park, England.
Hasselblad XPan II - 45mm lens with central ND filter - Provia 100F - f/8 @ 1/45 sec. - Gitzo G1548 tripod with G2270M head.
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