Tulum: Where Iguana Reigns.
However, in Tulum, they were everywhere. In ruins, under bushes, under trees, in plain sight, they were everywhere!
And what was I to do but take photos? Here are some of my shots.
OUR WORLD TUESDAY
Amateur photog's online photo cache. All photos are original pics taken by author and her husband. This is not a place to see those awe inspiring Ansel Adams, these are ordinary subjects shot on a whim most of the time.
Amazing photos of amazing creatures. You caught the textures so well! His tail looks like it got skinned, poor thing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and fascinating photos ~ carol ^_^
ReplyDeleteGreat photos...really this post tells a lot about what this Island is like.
ReplyDeleteNice shots - and fascinating! I can't even imagine seeing iguanas in the street!
ReplyDeleteThey look like so many monsters. I would have been scared to see so many of them free.
ReplyDeleteTerrific captures of amazing lizard.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures! Are they harmless?
ReplyDeleteYikes I would freak out if I saw that many iguanas just roaming everywhere. Brave of you to capture them in film. I would be screaming every time I came across one. I should probably not go to that place hehe :D
ReplyDeleteAwesome captures of this animal!
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is up close and personal, Maria! I remember seeing iguanas while in Panama City before going through the Panama Canal. They were everywhere and freaked me out a bit!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous shots of this critter. I do like iguanas.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures - you can see why they were used as dinosaurs in old films!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Great series of amazing creatures!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely worth a thousand words plus in these photos!
ReplyDeleteI ran into an Iguana kept in the garage of my grandchildren's house for a vacationing friend and I thought I had one drink too many LOL.
ReplyDeleteYou have taken some great photos
ReplyDeleteA fine series of these interesting animals. I like the close up images very much.
ReplyDeleteGreat Iguana shots. On my last day in Tulum I looked at the ceiling of my beach bungallow (thatched roof) and there was one walking upside down! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these photos, very sharp. Nice details!
ReplyDeleteI loved your comment on my blog - made me chuckle. Well, I'm hoping to so from seasonal to once a week. Wish me luck!!
Like the one where he is looking directly at the camera.
ReplyDeleteThat's something I've never had the delight to experience. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is one incredible creature. What texture!
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