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    I take this image in past year,Very tiny frog.. about 1 or 2 cm. I think newly converted frog.. about couple of days..
    I forget the ID of this little buddy, if anybody knows..? It will be thankful.

    with canon A495. macro.
    F/3.0
    ISO:80
    .. little sharpening, retouch. that it.


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    I don't know the ID, but that is a very cool little frog!
    I like how the veins in the green leaf give you an idea of scale in this image. Wish he was turned a bit more towards the camera so we could see more of his face. The blurred green leafs make a great BG but dark perch is a bit distracting and you may want to crop some from bottom, and then lighten the rest of it.

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    Great subject and soft BG! Nice detail. Too bad the little frog seems a bit shy--would have been nice if it had its face looking straight to the right or turned towards us. Cropping some from the left (perhaps a little behind the point where the sharper leaf exits the top of the frame) in addition to Brendan's suggestion of from the bottom would put the subject closer to a RoT position. Good work!

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    Hey Joshi,
    I agree that this would be stronger if the frog was turned a bit more towards us. I like the greenery as it gives a sense of scale but it may be a bit much for my tastes. I think the lighting is done pretty nicely.....so just make a move in the field to try and get the frog in a better position.

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    Thank you for comments...and about position.. I will try to take new different angle and position as per says..
    Thank you.

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    Hi Joshi. This is a very cool looking frog! You already have some good suggestions above to consider. I would just add that you might also clone the white specular highlights just to the right of the frog's rear leg.

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    Hi Joshi, wonderful little fella. I find frogs to be very addictive subjects. Agree with above comments.

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    Hi Joshi, the light, colors and DOF all look very good....it's too bad the frog isn't turned more towards us. I agree with Roman that there is a bit too much greenery in this shot so you might want to try a vertical crop, putting the eye of the frog in the UR ROT position.

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    Thanks ken. and i agree with you all.. in my next thread hope you all..
    will be like the pose. And angle of frog..

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