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Here are some early spring frogs that were out in the rain tonight. All taken with D70, 180mm macro lens, f/18, 1/60s, SB800 flash off camera.

Southern toad

Spring peeper

Pickerel frog

Cheers,
WK

>>Here are some early spring frogs that were out in the rain tonight. All taken with D70, 180mm macro lens, f/18, 1/60s, SB800 flash off camera.
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>>Southern toad
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>>Spring peeper
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>>Pickerel frog
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>>Cheers,
>>WK
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Not as interesting as the kings you photograph, but there seems to be no shortage of these little amphibs with all the rain recently. They make quick and easy targets for photos. Here's a green treefrog photographed yesterday in Awendaw, SC. D70. 180mm macro, 1/5s, tripod, SB800 fill flash.

Regards,
Wasil

hey, can i use your picture of the spring peeper in a painting class? im doing a series of animal pictures and its sch a good shot. thank you

ashley
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"I’m scared of those nasty big-eyed grey aliens, too. I think it’s that I don’t understand their motivations. I am confident of my ability to out-think, out-con, or if need be, tire-iron-upside-the-head demonic forces, ghosts and goblins, things that go bump in the night, etc. It’s the notion of something that doesn’t have any desire to talk to me except via anal probe that freaks me out"

Sure, that would be OK. And thanks for the comment on the pic.

Cheers,
WK