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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    While walking in the gardens at our hotel I came across this little frog in the pond. I am not sure of the species but it was so beautiful to watch.

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    All comments are appreciated. Thanks !!

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Judy, what a cool find. great looking critter and very well done on the shot. Good sharp details and the BG works well.:)

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    Hi, Judy. This is the yellow-sided leaf frog/blue-sided tree frog (Agalychnis annae), which is one of the most endangered frogs in the country and persists only in and around the area of the capital city. I like the composition and you got good sharpness for handholding.

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    Julie Kenward
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    Another beauty, Judy! Two things I'd suggest - possibly taking a bit off the bottom of the frame so the frog sits a bit lower (maybe right above your signature line?) Also, if there's any way to clone over the URC so it matches the rest of the leaf I feel that would really keep that corner from drawing my eye away.

    You sure were in frog heaven, weren't you? ;)

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    What wonderful detail in this frog and stem! I really like the background, and agree with cropping a bit off the bottom, but I like the urc as to me it gives shape to the leaf.

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    Cool subject! Nice colors and details. Let's see some more!

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    Another beautiful frog image! I hope you don't mind but I wanted to see what it would look like with a tighter crop. I also smudged away the green area in the URC and got rid of some of the tiny white spots on the stem and did a few other minor tweaks.

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    Julie Kenward
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    Nice repost, Ken!

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