These are in plentiful supply after the recent rains and obviously well fed. I was trying to get some pictures of a little frog in the garden but this turned out better? C & C please, more DOF required?
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Or should that be menace
These are in plentiful supply after the recent rains and obviously well fed. I was trying to get some pictures of a little frog in the garden but this turned out better? C & C please, more DOF required?
Last edited by KeeperSD on Sat Jan 05, 2008 10:11 am, edited 1 time in total.
dunno, i don't mind the pose...
maybe crop to just above the grass ? Shane
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Thats what my wife said too 
I was surprised how hard it is to photograph, they always wanted to move towards the light. The frog that i previously posted was much easier.
Well, being as I love shallow DOF, I really like the DOF...
Great Colour, did you get the after shot ie after you hit it with the 9 iron
cheers Rod
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