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Great Frog
Copyright ©2009, Dave Hamlin
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I call it "Great Frog" as it is the first frog I have seen in four years. Ecological system is sure paying the price.
| Photographer: | Dave Hamlin |
|---|---|
| Folder: | 0- Maine, USA by Dave Hamlin |
| Uploaded: | 31-Jul-2009 02:45 CEST |
| Current Rating: | 6.00/1 View all ratings Delete my rating |
| Model release available: | |
| Camera: | Olympus E510 |
| Exposure time: | 1/250 sec |
| Aperture: | f7.1 |
| Focal length: | 150mm |
| Lens: | olympus 40-150mm |
| Focusing method: | iESP P-AF |
| ISO: | 400 |
| White balance: | Auto |
| Flash: | no |
| Image format: | SHQ |
| Processing applied: | cropped, sized |
| Various: | aperture priority mode |
| Image resized to: | 682x800 |
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I think that it is a toad, rather than a frog. I am interested in the disk behind the eye. It looks machine-like, like it had been injection molded.
Nice sharp picture. Mike
Mike Babson at 21:20 CEST on 02-Aug-2009 [Reply]