Playing the leaf guitar on a tranquil evening.

Wow, this chilled out lizard gently strumming his leaf guitar seems like an organic follow up to our post with the lizard resting on a sofa (thanks ufonaut Benyo for another great submission).
According to Indonesian photographer Aditya Permana, he didn’t manipulate the lizard in order to capture this shot.
It was a once-in-a-lifetime photograph and he captured the lizard doing its thing just at the right moment.
“I did not directly photograph the lizard at first, until the lizard felt calm and comfortable around me. I noticed it looked like it was playing a guitar – and it didn’t move at all,“ said Permana.
Dangerous Minds is right saying that all this lizard needs now is a tiny hat set out for donations and tips for his leaf strummin’ capabilities.




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