[Barbara G.]

Hello,

I don't know if I have posted this photo in the past or not. But seeing some of the posts today on the forums reminded me of taking it.

It was very hard to get this little guy to hold still for a good shot. He was all over the place.

If I have posted this before, my apologies!


   


Taken with Canon EOS Rebel SL1, auto focus (still learning)
f/5.6
ISO - 100
Exp time 1/100 sec
Focal length 55 mm

[webber]

Hello,

I don't know if I have posted this photo in the past or not. But seeing some of the posts today on the forums reminded me of taking it.

It was very hard to get this little guy to hold still for a good shot. He was all over the place.

If I have posted this before, my apologies!


I think it's a great shot Barbara, I'm not sure if manipulating natural history shots is strictly allowed but here's my take on the image anyway. Hope not to offend. Derek.







Taken with Canon EOS Rebel SL1, auto focus (still learning)
f/5.6
ISO - 100
Exp time 1/100 sec
Focal length 55 mm

[Barbara G.]

I love it - I have not manipulated the photo in any way.

I think this is great to bring out the tree frog as the subject more!

I also noticed you flipped the frog. What program did you use with making the changes?

Thank you!

[webber]

I love it - I have not manipulated the photo in any way.

I think this is great to bring out the tree frog as the subject more!

I also noticed you flipped the frog. What program did you use with making the changes?

Thank you!

I'm glad you liked it. I used photoshop cs6. Go to image- image rotation- flip canvas horizontal. I also used content aware to fill some of the gaps in the leaves.
Derek.

[Barbara G.]

Awesome! Thanks for the pointers! I will have to invest in Photoshop when I get some extra time!