No matter how stealthily a photographer approaches a wild lizard, there is always the high probability that sooner or later one will
cross its comfort boundary. This can vary tremendously between individuals of the same species, but I find that having an absolutely
non-threatening mental state often helps me get close. Obviously, no matter how non-threatening my mental state might be, the camera's
large unblinking eye tends to make a lot of lizards rather nervous. This one has suspicion written all over its face.