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    Horacio Scotti
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    Robert O'Toole
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    Horacio,

    I like the soft light and the rule of thirds comp and the sharpness looks really good.

    Eliminating the small dried root under the frogs head would make the image even better.

    Robert

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    Julie Kenward
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    Beautiful colors and lighting, Horacio. The frog is nicely captured and has good detail throughout. I agree with Robert about smoothing out the BG - think that would really help put all the emphasis on the frog where it belongs.

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    Horacio,
    I agree with Robert's and Jules' comments, and would add a suggestion to darken the upper left background.

    This looks like a relative of the leopard frogs we have here in the US. They're one of my favorite amphibian subjects; colorful and with very interesting patterns of markings. You have a nice specimen, well composed, and I especially like the eye-level perspective -- engages the viewer very well.

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Horacio, Very nice image, good details on the head and nice soft light. Agree with other comments for improvements.

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