This is an old one from my trip to Australia back in November of 2006. In fact, it’s one of the first frogs that I photographed with my original macro set up — which at the time consisted of a Nikon 80-200mm lens with a Canon 500D close up filter and two Nikon SB-800 flash units. This was in the backyard of a lodge I was staying at in Daintree National Park in the tropical northeastern corner of the country. I realized that I could take photos in the middle of the night, but with a nice green background, could make it almost look like mid-day. The little green frog is called a dainty tree frog, also known as the graceful tree frog. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 80-200mm lens (at 200mm) with Canon 500D close up filter attached, ISO 200, f/22 at 1/60th of a second, two Nikon SB-800 flash units
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Adorable!
this little frog is quite cute, )great pic. )
Who comes brightly here
Dispelling protection of my night
Stay and I may sing .
Very sweet, Sean. I just love the digits of their feet, or are they hands? Great shot!
What a spunky little guy! Great shot, Sean. Petter Butterfield, I look forward to your poetry every day; beautiful.
What a little jewel! All green and white except the eyes – those eyes are mesmerizing.