A couple of guys from last Sunday after the Pink Waterlily and Autumn Meadowhawk but before the Eastern Painted Turtle…it was a good morning. 🙂
Seemingly always with a smile on their face. Caped and amused.
The other guy’s good side.
I could stop photographing bullfrogs anytime I want to…I can, really, I could stop. Seriously, I could. 🙂
Again with the 100-400+2.0x Tamron full out at 800 with a polarizer. The first at f/16, 0.5 sec, the second at f/22, 1.0 sec, both ISO 100 on tripod.
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No. Don’t stop. Love your first one–it looks so smug, and you even managed to bring us another selfie in the second.
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I figured people have heard enough about selfies. Besides, I am just a little lump. He must know how handsome he is.
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Frog Fridays are fun! (The caped frog seems to agree. 🙂 ) Don’t stop taking the froggy photos – they’re great and they bring a smile to our faces too!
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Oh, I won’t stop. It is pretty nice that they always seem to be smiling, isn’t it?
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Wanted posters sometimes have front and side views. You captured what you wanted.
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I was originally going to title this with something regarding a rogue’s gallery, jail lineup, or P.O. wanted poster..
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Can’t get over how sharp the Tamron is, and how you instantly double the focusing distance with that teleconverter (+2.0). I also have that Canon 100-400mm push-pull model put away somewhere.
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Put away seems like a good place for that lens. I guess some people do get good images with it but I was always disappointed.
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Is the Tamron at least a bit lighter than the Canon? Or the same?
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I haven’t held the Canon 100-400 in ages, and certainly not the new version,but I would think so.
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Nice job of focusing to get those eyes tack-sharp. I tried a Canon 2x teleconverter on my Canon EF100-400 lens and it was horrible. I returned it and went with the Tamron 150-600 and it’s been sooo much better. You’ve obviously figured out the trick on the 2x, because your stuff is magnificent!
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The eyes have it. When I magnify for focusing it’s always the eyes in the target…almost always. Thanks for that comment, Bob. Maybe it’s just the copy. I am using the dedicated Tamron multiplier. I used to have the Mark II Canon 2x and was disappointed. Just got a good deal on the Mark III but haven’t tried it yet.
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Don’t you dare.
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Not to worry, I don’t plan on it. 🙂
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Don’t stop ever! These are wonderful to see. 🙂
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I don’t think that I will, Eliza. It’s good to be green. 🙂
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Well you know, when I wear capes I cannot help but grin 🙂
How happy Frog Friday makes me!
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And why not? I am sure you look quite elegant. 🙂 There will be more FF’s in the future.
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🙂
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Best camouflage ever!! This frog looks HAPPY!!
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Should be happy. All he has to do is sit around in the sun and wait for a fly to come by…and avoid herons. 🙂 If I post a frog on a different day, and still pursue alliteration, I think it might be Beatific Bullfrog. 🙂
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I’d be happy just to see a bullfrog — or any frog of any sort, at any time. I hear occasional plunks, but I’ve yet to see one, let along photograph it. I do see the occasional tree frog, but I’m having to depend on you for smiling froggies!
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WOw, they are so numerous here it is hard to conceive that you never get to see one. If you are ever up this way, bullfrogs and pink water-lilies will be the order of the day. 🙂
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I am still chuckling from your post – I love every line! These green caped fellows sure look like they’re having a jolly time of it🐸
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Thanks, Carol. I am glad you got some chuckles from this. I am not the wittiest guy on the block but do try. 🙂 I love your frog emoticon.
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