Both animals are resident of Port Macquarie
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Only have one lens and it is the ? lens
Why the frog is resting on his wrists, goodness only knows
Cheers
Graham
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The frog and the grasshopper
Two photos from last weekend to share
Both animals are resident of Port Macquarie
and and
Only have one lens and it is the ? lens
Why the frog is resting on his wrists, goodness only knows Cheers Graham
Re: The frog and the grasshopper
Was there a French restaurant nearby? Great colours and use of DoF in both images. g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
I lived in "Port" for 6 years, and thought I knew everyone - but not these two. Met some of their relatives though.
The frog has, like many humans, retired to "Port" and is now resting on his laurels. Vic
Just reading the subject on its own - it almost felt like the beginning of an ancient chinese proverb, something Confucious would say.
The frog is rather cute, the grasshopper less so...
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