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Had a macro session this afternoon with long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef at the Hunter Botanical Gardens, Heatherbrae; NSW; Australia.
To say the mosquitoes were friendly is an understatement - they were horrendous - it took me 3 sprays or insect repellent and they were still biting!!
Anyway, the suffering was worth the good fun Joe and I had!
Not too many frogs around today, but we spotted this little one and coaxed him into posing for a few shots!!
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I met today a very very very tiny frog. It was no bigger than 3cm, and she was in the middle of the forest.
I don´t even know how I saw her.
Well, I know. Because she jumped.
Otherwise, she would have remained invisible.
Lovely creature.
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Freddy the Frog, as I called him, had a vey close shave with the lawnmower at the weekend!
Seeing him jump from just in front of the mower as I neared him, I managed to grab a couple of pics, before relocating the youngster in the neighbours garden by their pond complete with cascading pools and fountain!
I think he'll he happier there, certainly safer, have a great weekend Freddy.
Als je in het oog van de kikker kijkt zie je hoe ik met een witte doos een schaduw over de kikkers leg. Op de knieën, op de rand van het vijvertje !
If you're looking in the eye of the frog, you can see how I lay a shadow, with a white box, over the frogs, on my knees, on the edge of the pond!
Couldn't pass up trying to get a shot of this tiny frog in the duckweed when the light would illuminate it for just a second as the wind blew the trees above it allowing a small beam of light to find the frog. Likely the same tiny frog I posted earlier.
It's frog mating time here and of course I went to check the situation!
Also, I discovered how interesting is using a wide angle lens to shoot wildlife such frogs.
Location: Lago di Meugliano, Piemonte, Italy
Canon EOS 60D with Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, single shot
Promise this has not been morphed - this is the expression these frogs wore on the day. There has to be a caption I think but I haven't the wit to see it.
It has been a while since I've build anything animally, I saw a frog sculpture last weekend and I was inspired to build this. I might build a colour version one day.
Had a day at the Hunter Valley Botanical Gardens with good ole mate Archie McCafferty where today he was the spotter for these tiny little frogs soaking up a little light on these brightly green coloured leaves.
This was published as a cover photo for the New York State Environmental Conservationist Magazine in the late 1970's. This was shot using Kodak slide film then scanned to make a digital image. A friend and I are reflected in the frogs eye. This photo is very special to me!
When this photo was published, I named it "reflections" because of the reflections in the eye.
Having reflected on this further, I realize the frog has but one wish and that is to be "free, free at last". All mankind has a natural desire to be free and I wish for freedom for all of us. I admire Dr. Martin Luther King, whose "I have a dream" speech sends a chill throughout my body every time I hear it!!
The curve of a canna leaf serves as the throne for the frog prince of our garden.....
As many of you know, this fellow let me shoot him for almost an hour earlier this year, and I got dozens of great shots of his majesty.
This super little frog was catching flies in my wildlife pond this afternoon, and was very happy with it's catch!
by Sean Walsh.