Photo by: Andrea Moody
I was walking in my backyard and saw this little frog sitting on my sister’s flowers. I found him in that exact position and he looked pretty content with staying there. So I grabbed my camera and started shooting. I cropped the photo so the focus was more on the frog instead of the surrounding background and I adjusted the levels and contrast just a tad. I’m really happy with the way this picture turned out.
I was walking in my backyard and saw this little frog sitting on my sister’s flowers. I found him in that exact position and he looked pretty content with staying there. So I grabbed my camera and started shooting. I cropped the photo so the focus was more on the frog instead of the surrounding background and I adjusted the levels and contrast just a tad. I’m really happy with the way this picture turned out.
13 comments:
How do you get so close to a frog without him running away? Especially when you stick something big in his face like a camera. The color of the flower and the color of the frog go very well together also.
In my point of view, this is a gorgeous picture. I think that this would be a hard shot to capture because of the frog, but you did it and it turned out great. The shot is in focus and clear, and the background being blurry gives it a really artictic look!
This is beautiful! Wow, I love it. All the colors go so well with each other.
One thing that I dislike, however, is the focus. Because the flower takes up almost half of the entire picture, that was my central focus (until I saw the frog). My eyes went immediately to the bright pink. If the flower AND the frog were in focus, I think it would've had better composition than just the frog alone. But I must say, well done!
This is a great photo, having the frog in focus and the background out of focus add’s emphasis on the whole thing. The green of the frog is the perfect contrast color for the purple of the flower. This is totally a keeper; if I were you I’d frame it and hang it on my wall.
This is an awesome picture. the colors work with each other very well, and the image is nice and crisp. it reminds me of springtime. the only way i would change it would be to crop in on it a little more so the background isn't taking up quite as much space as it is and to bring the flower and frog to an even bigger focus. Great Job!
-Wade from SPHS
i really like the colors in this picture and the frog makes a nice subject becasue it is not always easy to take a picture of one cause they move. the only sugestion i have is to crop out a little of the wood and really try to get in on the frog.
very well done though
I really like this shot, you used depth of field to your advantage to give the frog more importance in the shot and make it stand out a lot. way to go.
-trey carnes, sphs.
This is a great looking picture. I think you did a great job with Capturing the frog.
Crystal Huebel
RHS
I love this picture! The frog is adorable and sitting on the flower like that makes the picture seem so unreal, but you did a great job capturing the image
This is such an awesome photo! You did a great job with depth of field. That is such a cute little frog. You also did a good job making the frog the center of interest.
I like how what little of background that is showing it is out of focus. This is a great picture I like the frog on the flower.
I love this picture because the background is completely out of focus. You can tell that the frog wasn’t posed it was a natural scene. I don’t think that there is much I would change about this picture. It looks like you got a perfect shot.
This picture looks fake. It doesn’t seem natural at all it looks as if the frog was set there. Plus the photo is a little washed out to which doesn’t compliment the frog in the picture. If you would have captured the frog sitting in a flower were it actually looks like it belongs there.
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