Chameleon Panthers Climbing Flowers Are Just Too Photogenic

The Chameleon panther (Furcifer pardalis) is a saurian native of Madagascar, the family of Chamaeleonidae, found in Reunion island under the name of Put to sleep. Because of the exotic origin it has a status of protected sort.

It is a member of the biggest existing chameleons. Its size can reach 55 cm (tail included) for the male and 35 cms for the female. Females live approximately 3 years, males can survive 5 years. This kind has diverse coloring. Females have rather mat tints, while males have very spectacular colors.

Furcifer pardalis, The Chameleon panther, Lendormi | Photographer : Cadreur Anonyme | Copyright Cadreur Anonyme Productions (Octobrer 2014)

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Kadreura Nonyme

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Self-taught of passion, Nicolas of his first name, works as independent director for 11 years. The name of its structure " Cadreur Anonyme " (Cameraman Unknown person). Fascinated of image but forced to make quickly its living, it is indeed in anonymous pupil that he skips in a Parisian school of broadcasting and uses the equipment provided him with to exercise his eye on small TV shootings, shoot, concerts then the musical clips and the more complex realizations. His ground of preference stays the image in movement, the light but the technical progress allowing today to combine in a single camera and a video HD, it also puts a lot and in a very personal way into the photography.