On our recent Caribbean Cruise, we took a ton of iguana pictures at Arch’s Iguana and Marine Park, which we visited while at our Roatan, Honduras port of call. Iguanas roam freely around this park as well as many species of birds. We were surprised to see that they all seemed to get along with each other. The iguanas, especially, were very friendly and let us pet and feed them.
Iguanas As Far As The Eye Can See
All photography was taken at Arch’s Iguana And Marine Park with our new Nikon D3200 DSLR camera on a rainy, overcast day, and have not been altered in any way {except for the watermark}. We are pretty inexperienced at using this camera, which is our first DSLR. If you would like to offer any constructive criticism that could help us take better pictures on our next Caribbean adventure, it would be great appreciated. 🙂
Those are gorgeous photos. They are amazing creatures.
I love your beautiful photos. It’s so amazing to look at iguanas. My son wants one for a pet, but we don’t exactly live in the climate for one.
Thank you so much. I had one years ago as a pet and loved it. 🙂
I think these pictures are beautiful. I really can’t see anything that needs improvement.
Thank you very much. 🙂
These pictures made my day. I love iguanas. I think they’re so cool!
These are great pictures. I really can’t see anything you could have done to make it any better.
Thank you so much. I had a few closeup pictures of the monkeys that were blurry, but I think I figured that out. Hopefully. 🙂
Holy cow! The iguanas really were everywhere! That is really neat.
I love to take my son to the pet store and look at the iguanas! Those are some pretty cool pictures you were able to capture!
Cool Photos. Kids love them.
I have a fascination with these animals and always spend a lot of time watching them on vacation. These ones look huge!
They really were! I was surprised at how big some of them were.
I think the photos are great. The iguanas are pretty great, too. So cool!
Wow- these are some huge guys!! Looks like a great time!
I am not a pro photographer either! The pictures look great overall to me. I always like “brightening” my darker shots with pic monkey just to turn it up a little bit but I don’t edit my photos too much either!
That’s a great idea. I will probably brighten these up a bit when I add them to my picture album. 🙂
Not sure my kids would want to visit! They are both a little too young to have any desire to visit “exotic” animals. If it is not a dog, they want nothing to do with it. But you have great pictures!
Thanks a bunch. Who knows? They might like them when they are older.
Don’t get me wrong – I LOVE IGUANAS! I actually had two pet ones and used to let them walk around the house. He was as long as the couch! I loved him so much!
As long as the couch? Oh wow! That is crazy!
Oh my goodness! I can;t believe how many there are! That is amazing!
I know! It was crazy! Our tour guide was like, “Look up in the tree.” I never would have thought I would have seen them up in the trees and on roofs.
Cool pictures! My son LOVES iguanas. There pretty neat creatures. He’d love this.
I would have freaked out. I am afraid of these types of animals LOL
Lol! They are really docile and friendly, in my experience. My husband wouldn’t pet or hold one though. 🙂
Wow, love your pictures! I saw trees and trees full of iguanas when I want to Costa Rica. Amazing!
Costa Rica is another place that I hope to visit one day. Thanks!
It seems like a fun and beautiful place. I love iguanas. I had a friend who had one as a pet. I loved taking care of it.
I had one as a pet many years ago myself. It was so sweet. 🙂
I’m surprised to see other former iguana owners. I had one for a couple of years in high school that I loved, but the pet store I got him from was totally ignorant of how to care for him. Stupid me listened to them and fed him crickets and baby mice and he got sick and died from a calcium deficiency. Turns out they like leafy greens, broccoli and ice cream.
Oh poor thing. Yeah, I think a lot of times pet stores are more concerned about selling the animal than what happens to it after. Because of this, we adopt/rescue all of our animals, including that iguana. 🙂