Here's a shot I took the other night in Brisbane of a Graceful Tree Frog (Litoria gracilenta).
Cheers
Michael
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Hi all,
Here's a shot I took the other night in Brisbane of a Graceful Tree Frog (Litoria gracilenta).
Cheers Michael
Nicely captured Frog there Michael.. im jealous
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How do your guys get to capture these froggies so well. I have been trying for days and #2 daughter is starting to give me grief.
Another beautiful shot Steve
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Nice shot Mike. He has a very inquisitive look - "What's that weird looking thing you're pointing at me?"
Maybe just my monitor but he seems a tad underdone as far as saturation is concerned - not a criticism at all but I guess after seeing other shots of this species I expect to see a deeper green. Might be regional differences in the population as well....  Simon
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great composition on this michael.
would have been magic with some more DOF though. Still a nice shot though. Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
Nice one Michael.
 Lighting looks good.Cheers
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Thanks for feedback, guys.
Simon - this guys is actually quite a pale version of a Graceful Tree Frog but maybe it could do with a bit of saturation. I'll give it a go and thanks for suggestion. Steve - if I used a shallower DOF then background would have been too distracting. I purposely wanted to have blurry background and my aim was to have eyes in focus (most important part). Cheers Michael
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