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Re: Common Frog
Hi Berty, unusual to see these little fellows at this time of year, I am assuming it was a captive frog. Can i make a couple of suggestions which in my personal oppinion would make your picture even better. I would crop off about 1/2 the leaf at the bottom and the bright leaf that pokes into the picture on the right hand side. Just my thoughts and feel free to ignore. -
Re: Common Frog
Hi Muscat, thanks for your comment. After this photo was taken i removed the leaf, & took the shot again. I have some more photos in the other thread. (could not batch them together when I posted . Still pratice makes perfect). By the way it was not a captive frog, my wife came across it in the compost heap. If you look closer it does not look that healthy to me.Comment
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