In the nick of time.

[Slider]

Almost nicked (more likely mulched ) this fellow with the rideon, but eagle eyes spotted him so of goes the mower and out comes the camera.

Focal length: 300.0mm (Tamron 70-300 Macro on D70s) 1/400s @ f/6.0
SB800 with Lightsphere PJ





Focal length: 190.0mm (Tamron 70-300 Macro on D70s) 1/200s @ f/18.0
SB800 with Lightsphere PJ

[christiand]

Hi Mark,

now that is cool
Riding the ride-on AND having the camera gear with you
AND getting these great photos

Cheers,
CD

[kinetic]

Aren't the eyes great?
You've done a really good job with these pics, particularly since the "slimyness" tends to cause difficulties.

[thaddeus]

Wonderful shots - truly a smug mug!

[Slider]

Thanks folks.

And yes Kinetic, the eyes are amazing.

You don't realise 'till looking at the shots afterwards just how complex they seem

[cc@t]

Mate you got me again - I thought "Hang on he's double posted"

They look just as good as the first time I seen them.

[Marty]

Great shots.
The colour and focus are great.
And a good choice of model, did you have to pay much..??
Marty

[Slider]

Thanks Marty. Just a few Greenbacks

And yes cc@t you need a macro

[blacknstormy]

Litoria caerulea - the big happy smiling green tree frog If you want to hear their call : http://frogsaustralia.net.au/frogs/disp ... rog_id=137
and go down to 'call' - we've got one living in our downpipe ... heaven.
Glad you didn't mulch him !!
Cool shot
Rel

[Slider]

Litoria caerulea - the big happy smiling green tree frog If you want to hear their call : http://frogsaustralia.net.au/frogs/disp ... rog_id=137
and go down to 'call' - we've got one living in our downpipe ... heaven.
Glad you didn't mulch him !!
Cool shot
Rel

Yeah, me too. I quite like our frogs.