Some of you might remember a close up photo of this guy that I posted several years ago. For this shot, I backed up a bit to show the flowers that the juvenile Madagascar reed frog was hiding in. When little (and I mean little — this frog was less than an inch in length) Madagascar reed frogs are completely yellow, but as they age, their backs turns light blue. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 80-200mm lens (at 86mm) ISO 100, f/22 at 1/60th of a second, two Nikon SB-800 flash units
I want to tell you how much I enjoy your pictures. They are really wonderful. We have been to many of the same places and it brings back many great memories.
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Some of you might remember a close up photo of this guy that I posted several years ago. For this shot, I backed up a bit to show the flowers that the juvenile Madagascar reed frog was hiding in. When little (and I mean little — this frog was less than an inch in length) Madagascar reed frogs are completely yellow, but as they age, their backs turns light blue.
Amazing!
What a remarkable creature. It looks like part of the flower and I wonder if I would have noticed this little guy.
Definitely where a good guide comes in handy.
great pic. he can hide from his emmies, because he is just one color.
There is not that is —- So mellow as being very yellow in —- An embracing floral wonderland.
I had to look twice for that one! I thought you had the wrong image up! Great shot.
I want to tell you how much I enjoy your pictures. They are really wonderful. We have been to many of the same places and it brings back many great memories.
Thanks Raylene, I appreciate it. Can’t wait for the next adventure.
The original was my first favorite, a Sean Crane classic!
Thanks so much for this, I can’t tell you how much I enjoy the blog.
Thanks Mike. Really appreciate it. Hope all is well.