Toadball 2 by durleybeachbum
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I was quite pleased with the way this low angle gives the whole event a strangely abstract feel.
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Comments (19)
Very nicely captured Andrea.
This is great Andrea. I never see anything like this in my garden.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
I like the way this one came out awesome shot hon.
Well caught!!
the title makes me think of some weird comedy movie sequel with strange antics and even stranger plot Great capture
fantastic ! ( they still haven't started here)
Wonderful pic
Cool capture Andrea. Well done.
Great photo.
HAHAA! That is what I would call multiple wedding. A fabulous shot again, Andrea :)
wonderful
Great capture... looks as if the frogs and toads are getting plenty of action in the pond. :-)
I've never seen anything like this in my whole life; amazing what happens in your garden!
No sign of frogs or toads in my garden we are still getting ground frosts,yesterday was sunny though.
toads paradis in your garden! superb captured Andrea!
Absolutely no motion blur in either photo - are they asleep or mating???
close encounters
love the comments---"I've never seen anything like this in my whole life; amazing what happens in your garden!" (denise), or "That is what I would call multiple wedding" (Helle). I gotta say, this and the flickr shots are amazing multi-surfaced textured abstracts, made of organic beings, but looking like abstracts all the same: In fact this looks like an exotic Japanese soup, with one of those animals you're not supposed to eat, but if you pay 8 billion euros a plate you can have a spoonful...amazing what you got here. Where the flesh hits the air---emerging out of the water---you have this glassy near-decoupage effect, and the contrast of all those fleshy scales with the sheer plasticity of the water---it's to die for. Beastly and beautiful, a wonderful abstract. Toady. Love it. ("Toady" means nothing---I just needed to say it. First time in my life! Don't know if it's a compliment or a descriptive, but sometimes you just gotta say a word. Hope it didn't ruin your day. "Veddy toady. Toadiscious. Of a toadescent quality...With a toadascious nose..." I'll stop...)