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timpson wrote:
Thanks! I could have fit 2 of these little boogers on my little fingers fingernail. All natural lighting. Tight crop.
I thought it was a fun idea... the toad, not so much. It was getting aggravated over my insistence on its remaining upon the perch. I got a lot of disappointing shots and then it gave me this pose.... I chuckled to myself while thinking... I can work with this!
I thought it was a fun idea... the toad, not so much. It was getting aggravated over my insistence on its remaining upon the perch. I got a lot of disappointing shots and then it gave me this pose.... I chuckled to myself while thinking... I can work with this!
Well, I must say that toad has an issue to be reckoned with. Personally I would have been most compromising were I in his/her shoes; but then I'm not an amphibian
Ever thought about toad training? I suspect you'd do rather well. 
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Jan 27, 2023 09:54:59 #
Two cooperative models, although you mentioned that the frog had other things on his (her) mind. Not wanting to be a peeping tom, but it must have been interesting to watch you attempting to get the little amphibian to pose for you. Funny post, I love it.
Jan 27, 2023 10:14:22 #
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Jan 27, 2023 10:17:54 #
The dichotomy for me is the interesting concept vs the unpleasant image. Just my 2 cents, of course.
Jan 27, 2023 10:34:43 #
timpson wrote:
Thanks! I could have fit 2 of these little booger... (show quote)
i don't think they are toads, actually, I think they are tree frogs. my wife spotted this little guy in a planter. I posted it on inaturalist.org and was told that it is a Gray Treefrog. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/66470059
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Jan 27, 2023 10:52:35 #
timpson wrote:
Just for fun....
LOL...Just "Shows to GO Ya" .. Art Nude shooters have all the originality, imagination and skill of the erudite high art photographers not to mention humor. I nearly did a coffee "spit-take" when I first saw this capture. Let me double and pass on all the photography elements mentioned on this site plus just a simple GREAT SHOT. .. Also the critter in this shot is probably a Toad, not a frog. There is a difference.
Jan 27, 2023 10:53:55 #
timpson
Loc: Central PA
Nalu wrote:
Two cooperative models, although you mentioned that the frog had other things on his (her) mind. Not wanting to be a peeping tom, but it must have been interesting to watch you attempting to get the little amphibian to pose for you. Funny post, I love it.
Thanks! A most challenging model....
Jan 27, 2023 10:55:46 #
timpson
Loc: Central PA
toxdoc42 wrote:
i don't think they are toads, actually, I think they are tree frogs. my wife spotted this little guy in a planter. I posted it on inaturalist.org and was told that it is a Gray Treefrog. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/66470059
Trust me, its a toad. Every spring for 40 years I have experienced their mating rituals.
Jan 27, 2023 10:56:53 #
timpson
Loc: Central PA
14kphotog wrote:
NOT Toad, Green pond----- FROG.
Its a toad.... Been watching them mate and emerge from my pond for 40 years...
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