Red-Eyed Tree Frog

[Doug Brown]

A classic Costa Rican subject, and one that I never seem to get tired of. This guy was photographed at night using flash as main light during my last workshop. I don't normally go with square crops, but it seemed to work here.

http://birdwhisperer.smugmug.com/Animals/Birds/BPN/20100412-V5C8581-Red-Eyed-Tree/865395818_Xaubv-O.jpg

Canon 1D Mark IV, 100mm f/2.8 macro, f/18, 1/200, ISO 200, FAML, hand held

[Julie Kenward]

Crop looks good to me, Doug! Another beautiful frog image - I can't get over how well you all are handling the reds and yellows in these images. They are extremely saturated but not overly so - really beautiful!

Only suggestion I have is to consider cloning some of the smaller water drops on the two lower leaves - totally up to you, though.

[OvidiuCavasdan]

Also like the square crop on this one. Beautiful colors and nice pose. Black BG works perfect. Very well handled night shoot with FAML.
I might be tempted to clean up some of the white spots.
Like it a lot!

[Mike Fuhr]

What a great capture. I really like the unique composition that focuses on the flower AND the frog. The vibrant colors are wonderful.

[Anita Bower]

Great composition and cute frog. The colors are stunning!

[Charissa]

Visually very pleasing. Super colors and detail, great shot.

[Juan Carlos Vindas]

A nice image and frog but composition does not work for me here. The frog seems as is almost ready to fall and I find the yellows a tad over saturated (including the frog), the black BG works pretty good in here.