Hidden Rana by GiMi53

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 16, 2008

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Thank you very much for your comments on my previous upload, another picture of the Rana esculenta :

"Pond’s princess"

Comments (24)

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amirapsp

1:56PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Oh I love them frogs. Splendid...Hugs

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Meisiekind

1:59PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Wow - just stunning. I don't know how you saw him!!! Great capture! :)

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flora-crassella

2:02PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

...schon wieder so ein schönes Frosch-Foto! Einfach wunderbar!!!!!!

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sharky_

2:05PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Hidden in its own paradise. Excellent shot. Aloha

bebert

2:07PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

fallait la voir, chapeau !!!!

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virginiese Online Now!

2:12PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Très belle photo de cette rainette. De très belles couleurs saturées et un excellent cadrage. Chapeau bas !

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Janiss

2:20PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Comme le dit Virginie, jolie petite reinette... au repos! Excellent ton cadrage Michel! Zibous coassant du soir!

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durleybeachbum

2:30PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

This is a super composition with the horizontals and diagonals of the plants!

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Apophis906

2:58PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

just an awesome and cute shot.

MrsLubner

3:07PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

Those matching greens are simply marvelous to view! Great shot!

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emmecielle

3:25PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

It seems that the frog is smiling! Amazing photo! :)

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timtripp

3:25PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

fabulous!

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dbrv6

4:22PM | Wed, 16 July 2008

I like this picture much better. Either the angle of the pov or the water here is much clearer. I felt the previous image the water had so much noise that it pulled away from the central focus.

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