Tyrannax's Photography

[Tyrannax]

Hey guys,

In this thread I'll be displaying some of the photographs I've taken. Photography is my greatest recreational passion, so I'm happy to share a bit of my work with you all. 

I stumbled upon this cicada a few weeks back. Thankfully, he was molting and was in no position to fly away. 

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Shot several years ago during my trip to Hawaii, the opening scene of Isla Nublar. This place is absolutely beautiful in person.

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I'll be updating this thread on a regular basis throughout my ever-narrowing gaps of free time. 

Next! A Ctenosaur and Iguana enjoying each other's company. Captured during a trip to Costa Rica.



Hopefully these are enjoyable to some extent. At the very least, I'm entertaining myself. 

[Bokisaurus]

  Great photos, you are turning into a great artist! No longer the little kid Cheers.

[Tyrannax]

Thanks Boki! I appreciate the kind words.  I almost wish I was a "little kid" again. Haha. It was certainly easier.

On to the next photo! A little snail I found along the sidewalk entrance of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. I took about 30 shots before he had even moved an inch.

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A shot of the blood moon we had only a few months back.

[Gwangi]

Great work, that picture of the moon is breathtaking. It looks like Mars!

[Tyrannax]

Thanks G, I really appreciate it! For that one I clearly remember sitting outside at 3 in the morning, with nothing but a blanket and chair in 35 degree weather. If devotion backs any of these photos, it's that one. Haha.

Lack of common sense gave rise to this lightning shot. I had to stay on the roof for about 30 minutes during a storm to get it! Fun stuff.

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Caught these three while on a boat tour in Costa Rica.

[Yutyrannus]

Thanks G, I really appreciate it! For that one I clearly remember sitting outside at 3 in the morning, with nothing but a blanket and chair in 35 degree weather. If devotion backs any of these photos, it's that one. Haha.

Lack of common sense gave rise to this lightning shot. I had to stay on the roof for about 30 minutes during a storm to get it! Fun stuff.

Wow! That's really good! I could never hope to get a picture like that !

[Tyrannax]

Thanks Yuty! It was a fairly difficult shot, and one of only two I could capture. I'll post the other soon!

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That second shot I mentioned.

[Simon]

Son, having lived in Texas (San Antonio) for the best 8 years of my life in the USA, and all my 3 kids being native Texans, I feel the need to tell you, as I am sure your own father would:

Its a tomfool thing to do to go up on your roof during a Texas thunderstorm! Please be careful out there.  More than the lightning even I would be wary of a burst of wind strong enough to send you flying off that roof.

You might be 20, but you ain't bullet-proof.  Trust me on that one.

[Tyrannax]

Son, having lived in Texas (San Antonio) for the best 8 years of my life in the USA, and all my 3 kids being native Texans, I feel the need to tell you, as I am sure your own father would:

Its a tomfool thing to do to go up on your roof during a Texas thunderstorm! Please be careful out there.  More than the lightning even I would be wary of a burst of wind strong enough to send you flying off that roof.

You might be 20, but you ain't bullet-proof.  Trust me on that one.

I appreciate that Simon, and hadn't even considered the prospect of falling due to wind. I think photography has a way of dulling your perception of what is going on around you. At least, this is true in the case of myself. Haha. It's my "rush." Of course I don't always have to be in harms way to enjoy the hobby and will certainly keep that warning in mind!

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A serene shot of Los Angeles.

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An older photo, but recently processed. Taken during my first trip to Costa Rica.

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This photo was taken during my trip to Yellowstone National Park. We were hiking alongside the river, so beautiful shots were around every turn.

[Battatitan]

Absolutely magnificent photos, Tyrannax, truly breathtaking 

[Tyrannax]

Thank you, Battatitan.  I really appreciate that.

[Libraraptor]

I´m fond of your pictures in which you precisely capture the special atmospheres. More, please!