At the British Wildlife Centre
Stan
1/250, f 8, ISO 400, 280mm
Stan
1/250, f 8, ISO 400, 280mm
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Re: Marsh Frog
Great image Stan, would it be improved by cloning out the yellow stick top left?, either way a good shot
Kind Regards
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Re: Marsh Frog
I like that, the reflection is great and adds to the composition.Andy
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Re: Marsh Frog
Thanks for looking Andy and Gordon
yews, I did try that before but it looked a bit messy but just remembered "content aware" in elements 12 so have taken care of the one below the head as wellwould it be improved by cloning out the yellow stick top left?,
Stan
5153 - marsh frog edit.jpg
(direct upload so not quite as sharp)Comment
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Re: Marsh Frog
Hi Stan it looks a lot cleaner now with no distractions, as I said previously a great image and we dont see many frogs on here so a nice change
Kind Regards
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Re: Marsh Frog
Now that is a ribbiting image Stan
TomComment
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Re: Marsh Frog
thanks Gordon and Tom
stanComment
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Re: Marsh Frog
Nice capture Stan.
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Re: Marsh Frog
Cheers Bill
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