standing tall by ACS-001
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I'm gonna come right out and say it: I don't like the colors in this one. It showed up so much brighter on the little camera screen but looks so dull everywhere else. I tried to correct it with postwork but it came out sort of garish. Still, cool frog and somewhat detailed. We called this one "Spotty" and there's alot more of them.
EDIT: not assuming gender in frogs anymore (because if you think about it, that just makes no fucking sense -- it's not like they can tell us what gender they are -- plus it's cissexist and binarist). sorry about that.
Comments (11)
very nice erland
Very beautiful macro!! Excellent!!
I like the brightness of it. GOOD LORD he's huge! lol Very nice job!
"It ain't easy being green". Cool shot.
Splendid!!!!!!!!!!!
A super image, one of your best!
Wow. Your image is very cool.
Excellent ............... Great capture! well done. ROBY :o)
I hate when that happens. I have that happen time to time where it looks different/better on the small screen. I still think it looks vivid and cool though. Nice shot.
really amazing shot !!!!
ok—to bow to your frustration—it has a bit of a neon look. And those leaves behind almost look like spotlights. But it's a knockout anyway! I've noticed in your works that you have a predilection for color harmonies; some of your works radiate with a family of hues. (Your recent moth pic is one example.) You get the sheen of frogs, you got some vivid greens here, and a nice capture of its face. Only you will know how much better your camera-screen shot looked compared to the finished product; but your eye will be working nevertheless; and while this may not be what you wanted, you got a bold capture still. It's been said that a good photographer is judged by their second-bests as well as their bests, because if the second-bests are still strong, it shows how present they are no matter what. And that's one thing I always see in your shots: You're present. Your eye shows up full-force, even if everything isn't working the way you'd like it to. This shot is very present...