Meet Coco and Igor

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I got bored... and when I get bored I get out my camera to amuse myself with!
Meet Coco and Igor. Coco is just fabulous with her every-which-way wonky feathers and Igor is starting to get some life back into himself; he was looking a bit sorry when we bought him.

Coco:
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Igor:
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I'm glad you got bored. Those are some great pictures! :D
 
Love the pics! Coco looks like he's pouting and love the color on Igor (cool name!)!

Mac's right, great resolution.
 
Yeh really good photos - and axolotls! Both are looking happy and healthy.

Igor is a sweet colour - almost a polished brass/gold. And the photos of him almost look like an oil painting.

Max
 
Thanks everyone :)

@Mac Myers: I shoot with a Nikon D90 (love it, love it, love it! Awesome camera!) these ones were taken with a 50mm prime lens and a 4x dioptre which is essentailly a magnifying glass that screws onto the front of the lens. The end result is really close-up shots and great depth of field.
 
First time in my life I've wished boredom upon someone, lol. While you are still sooo bored (at least I hope you are! ;)), we could definately use some more photos of those gorgeous wildtypes...hint, hint, hint...
 
i love coco....i love his lips...........igor colour is different i have never seen a copper colour like that....thanks for the photos...keep them coming
 
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