Ordinarily most of us prefer a head on shot and a look into the eyes of our subject…assuming it is a subject with eyes. It is good to see other views and I liked this look at the back of this bumpy fellow in Poor Farm Swamp.
I didn’t see any frogs while at Acadia but in a way this mimics the shot from Jesup Path I posted the other day with all those layers and blue sky reflection. The lighting here favored displaying the frog’s texture so maybe that can be connected to the rocks yesterday.Β Or not. I like the detail along the ridge behind the tympanum and the view of the eye bulge.
Nice Steve! Brings back memories of my frogs at my old home! They are fun photo subjects!
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Yes, you have mentioned that before. Glad it offers good memories, Reed! Thanks!
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Now I know it’s Friday! (Frogday?) I like the texture in the frog and the colours in the water.
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If I run out of frog images you won’t know the day of the week. π Thanks, Ann!
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Hehe!
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Rest easy. I’ve got a few new ones that should take us through the month. π
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That should keep me straight, LOL!
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Perhaps because Steve S. mentioned ‘scrumptious’ in today’s post, the word that came to mind for this one was ‘bumptious.’ It seems perfectly descriptive.
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I imagine that he is a very proud young frog. Not a mark anywhere.. At least he isn’t staring at his reflection.
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As the saying goes: Variety is the spice of life.
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Covering frogs from all angles.
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Agreed: to be “comprehensive” we need to show a subject from different angles, some of which aren’t as esthetically pleasing as others.
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The colors are so I guess he is sitting pretty.
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Beautiful picture. Lowers the blood pressure gazing at that peaceful critter.
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The healing frog. I’ve not seen many stressed out. Thanks, Carol!
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Sweet at any angle!
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He is a handsome little devil. π
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A very pleasing angle and look through the water at froggy’s legs, Steve.
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Thanks, Ellen. I do try to capture the underwater bits when I can.
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