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Kristina Kohut
{K:49990} 9/27/2003
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Haha... what a character! Really cute actually! David, I can't stop looking at your photos, you are a fantastic photographer and I really enjoy every single one of your shots!
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david sweetland
{K:427} 9/6/2003
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Actually, the suggestions about polarizing filters make a hell of a lot of sense. I live in the boondocks of Thailand, so step-down adaptors are out of the question, but I've got tons of different filters, and maybe good ole' tape can do the job. Stay tuned.
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sahin s
{K:1872} 9/5/2003
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good work,
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Vincent Mo
{K:857} 9/5/2003
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Whoa. That is one nasty looking toad. =) Perfect depth of field... really accentuates its nastiness. =) Good composition too. I like how it looks like it's staring you down. =)
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Mark Kirchner
{K:1224} 9/5/2003
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That's a really nice toad shot. He's got that "Don't touch me" kind of color.
Great photos David!
I enjoy seeing shots like yours over the artsy stuff a lot of people do.
It looks like you and your family have a lot of fun and that's whats really matters.
I agree about maybe a polarizer to cut some glare but can you put one on a Coolpix 4500?
Regards!
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Wade Sonnier
{K:137} 9/5/2003
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Neat frog. His color is a little lost on his back with the glare. Maybe a different angle or a polarizing filter would make details on his back a little more clear.
I've definitely never seen a toad like this, but then again...I've never been to Thailand!
Thanks for sharing!
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Teunis Haveman
{K:53426} 9/5/2003
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Beautiful Frog
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