In the marsh by orig_buggy
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Just playing at the marsh and caught this little cutie in the pond ....he was hard to spot!
Thanks all for the comments and favs on my last upload!
Hope your having a great start to your week!!
Hugs
Trina
Zoom is cool!
Comments (18)
tennesseecowgirl
It looks like he has the perfect playground.. :)
Dreamingbee
oh how wonderful !!!
durleybeachbum
What an amazing creature... a superb pic.
PD154
Excellent shot Trina, love this one!
MrsRatbag
What a handsome fellow! Great find and capture!
allisonbender
Great shot hun .... You were determined to find some subject matter to shoot the other day and for a while it did'nt look to promising, But your persistance payed off!!!! Glad it did or we'd still be driv'n around and I'd be say'n CAN WE PLEASE GO HOME NOW!!! ;) Tom
jendellas
He is well camoflaged, He is an unusual colour.
traceyjane
well spotted and great shot, love the postwork too
ShadowsNTime
Hes a beauty! Great shot and well seen, I almost missed him!
jared99
Glad you saw him -- it made a great shot!
tizjezzme
I used to love catching frogs like these when I was a kid. Of course, I'd collect a bunch and then set them free...
npauling
He certainly is well camoflaged. A lovely capture.
Sea_Dog
Great image. Love the textures and detail Nice work.
danapommet
Gorgeous little frog - love the detail. Dana
mgtcs
Excellent capture my dear friend, super work!
vintorix
A truly oustanding shot with the leaves slightly reminding of Sumi-e, and the colourful texture that fit in perfect haarmony. A photograph that screams to be manipulated! Edit: As I have said before this photo is eminently suited for photo manipulation (because of its abundance of colour). So with permission from Trina I made a try to get this elusive 'painterly effect', the result is here, In the Marsh That was done in the following way, 1) First I made the colours sharper and more vibrant. I used a plug-in called Topaz but you can also use 'Levels'. When you done that the dark parts of the picture is too dark -we correct that in next step. 2) I selected the darkest part of the image with the Image wand and blended in a nice blue colour, to get back the details that was lost. 3) Next I transformed a copy of the image into an 'underpainting' by smudging out everything. This is how it looked, underpaintin (the people in the 2D forum will probably take it for an abstract painting in its own right.. ;) 4) Then at last I placed the underpainting above the image and blended in with 'Soft Light'.
myrrhluz
Love his skin coloration! Great shot!
lucindawind
fantastic !