Being Green
Young gray treefrog18 total reviews
Comment from Glena Jessee-King
Ah! This is lovely. And it sure fits the description for the contest. Even though the froggie has green, greens and grays, it if of a different color green. Nice photography. Like the dusting-like upon the leaves also. And, the leaf veins are so clear.
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Ah! This is lovely. And it sure fits the description for the contest. Even though the froggie has green, greens and grays, it if of a different color green. Nice photography. Like the dusting-like upon the leaves also. And, the leaf veins are so clear.
Comment Written 09-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Thanks so much!
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Welcome much! Nice greens but a work that shows a separation in color, though so green, greens.
Comment from TDtraditionalart
This is a great photo for this contest!! It's a winner! A great composition, well chosen and balanced. The colours are relaxing and natural. The little toad makes a great subject! He is so cute!! Well done
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This is a great photo for this contest!! It's a winner! A great composition, well chosen and balanced. The colours are relaxing and natural. The little toad makes a great subject! He is so cute!! Well done
Comment Written 09-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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My sincere thanks!
Comment from Zilyram
A very good entry into the contest. I keep looking for frogs with no success. The texture of the leaves and detail of the frog is shown with good clarity. Love the framing.
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A very good entry into the contest. I keep looking for frogs with no success. The texture of the leaves and detail of the frog is shown with good clarity. Love the framing.
Comment Written 09-Jan-2022
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Many thanks!
Comment from Way West
An excellent capture with awesome details of the textures in the leaves and the little frog. The green colors are not overwhelming, instead they are pleasing with wonderful lighting and depth. Well composed and framed with nice balance. A great entry to the green contest!
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An excellent capture with awesome details of the textures in the leaves and the little frog. The green colors are not overwhelming, instead they are pleasing with wonderful lighting and depth. Well composed and framed with nice balance. A great entry to the green contest!
Comment Written 08-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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My thanks for the very nice review and extra star!
Comment from michiganmike
A beautiful shot that should be a favorite to win this contest. I like the composition and the fantastic colors. Did you know that "locoweed" is a wild Datura? Best of luck in the voting.
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A beautiful shot that should be a favorite to win this contest. I like the composition and the fantastic colors. Did you know that "locoweed" is a wild Datura? Best of luck in the voting.
Comment Written 08-Jan-2022
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Thanks very much for the very nice review,as well as the well wishes and extra star!
Comment from mamamary
That is so neat! I didn't know that frogs could change their color. He really blends right into the leaf and the color. I like the way you framed the photo. It is a study in green!
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That is so neat! I didn't know that frogs could change their color. He really blends right into the leaf and the color. I like the way you framed the photo. It is a study in green!
Comment Written 08-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Thank you very much, I photographed a larger one a few months earlier that was completely gray,even though it was resting on a rhododendron leaf.
Comment from Sean T Phelan
Cool,LeeAnn!
Lot's of Amphibians and reptiles have that color-changing ability! ( I wonder if certain Dinosaurs did too? Probably! )
Your well-presented photograph of this little creature looks Wonderful,my friend!
~Sean
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reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Cool,LeeAnn!
Lot's of Amphibians and reptiles have that color-changing ability! ( I wonder if certain Dinosaurs did too? Probably! )
Your well-presented photograph of this little creature looks Wonderful,my friend!
~Sean
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Comment Written 08-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Thanks, Sean! Yes, I?ll bet plenty of Dinos could change color,especially during breeding season, or to hide from others that wanted them for dinner-lol!
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It would have been quite an interesting sight to see,LeeAnn! : )
Comment from alaskapat
This is awesome LeeAnn! I love frogs and used to catch them as a kid! This one is interesting in that it can change colors to camouflage itself. Here it is green and blends in with the green leaf, but still stands out , I can see that it's just tiny.i like it's position on the green leaf and appreciate the details you were able to bring out here as well as a good show of its skin texture.
Well focused, this image is clear, exposure is correct, the green tones as well as the grey frogs legs appear true and natural.
Well composed and presented! Best wishes to you in this contest!
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reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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This is awesome LeeAnn! I love frogs and used to catch them as a kid! This one is interesting in that it can change colors to camouflage itself. Here it is green and blends in with the green leaf, but still stands out , I can see that it's just tiny.i like it's position on the green leaf and appreciate the details you were able to bring out here as well as a good show of its skin texture.
Well focused, this image is clear, exposure is correct, the green tones as well as the grey frogs legs appear true and natural.
Well composed and presented! Best wishes to you in this contest!
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Comment Written 08-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 12-Jan-2022
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Thanks so much for the wonderful review and well wishes, Pat! I always enjoyed catching them when I was a child, too, my brother and I used to catch tadpoles and raise them to frog-hood and let them go.