Mysterious little frog 5...

[bhavya joshi]

Before 2 days I captured this image.. captured at night.. Just looks at this image..
I really don't understand.. that this frogs stay in water, or land also.... but not on tree..I think so..than In this image (captured luckily) this frog is trying to climb the branches.:2
There is water (pond) below this branches.. of height 2 or 3 ft..approx..


I think...its really some mysterious frog roaming around here..!!
If anybody now about this mysterious frog.. Pl..share with me.:S3:
Some retouch.. and sharpen..

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/215464_212533745443356_100000601962672_780068_4711 371_n.jpg
same With canon A495
F:3.0
ISO:80

[Kaushik Balakumar]

Liked the composition here Bhavya. Might tone down the highlights (caused by head-on flash) a bit.
I don't know much about frogs but I guess frogs climbing leaves/plants are not so uncommon.
Google for "tree frogs" & you'll find loads of information.
That said, this individual in your frame is not a tree frog.

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Joshi,
Good advice by Kaushik given on the highlights.....just a bit more clean up there. I think you should try to see if yo ucan bring up the water near the hind leg......just a touch......to give it a bit more of a base. You are definitely improving in your compositions so keep up the good work!

[bhavya joshi]

Thanks kaushik..and Roman., for comments... And here is big mistake of my to identify this frog.. I have search about this spices.. and I found that this is not a frog.. but..A toad..!!!:eek:(Common toad..) and this image is of common baby toad.

And yes.. Roman I will keep in mind about water base..:S3:
Here is my Re-post.

http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/226299_212607965435934_100000601962672_780610_4082 506_n.jpg

[Brendan Dozier]

I really like these nighttime frog and toad shots you are getting, Joshi! Great image and composition, and good job toning down the highlights as suggested. :S3:

[Mitch Haimov]

Great job, Joshi! I agree that your compositions are improving. Eye-level always works well for wildlife. You might want to consider cropping some from the left. Keep the amphibians coming!

[bhavya joshi]

Thanks all for comments I really appreciate..:S3:

[Steve Maxson]

Hi Joshi. I like the pose and comp on this one and the black background works well for a night shot. It seems unusual for a toad to be climbing around on branches like this so you did well to capture this image. I like the overall brightness of the original post more so than the repost. Nice job toning down some of the flash-generated specular highlights, but I would suggest also cloning the highlights on the stem near the frog and on the frog's hind legs as those little white spots really draw my eye. :S3: