Frog princess...

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MacroLuv
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Frog princess...

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... on my left middle finger. :lol:
Photographed yesterday at Lonjsko polje Nature park. :D

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Model Canon EOS 450D
Date/time original 8.10.2008 8:57:04
Shutter speed value 1/197 s
Aperture value f/9.9
ISO speed ratings ISO 200
Focal length 100 mm
The meaning of beauty is in sharing with others.

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Noticing of my "a" and "the" and other grammar
errors are welcome. :D
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beautiful little croaker!
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Post by Harold Gough »

An excellent image, nicely orientated to give a glimpse of the left eye, often not done, to the detriment of the picture.

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Harold Gough wrote: ....nicely orientated to give a glimpse of the left eye....
I can see a bulge but cannot see even a glimpse of the left eye.
(Harold, I am under the impression that you are a stickler for accuracy.)
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What a cute hopper, nice background blurr and well composed, IMO. You´ve left "finger prints" again. :wink:
Frog princess...
... on my left middle finger
Ah, well now come on then Nikola, tell us what happened after you had kissed her? :wink: :lol:

--Betty :D
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Harold Gough wrote:An excellent image, nicely orientated to give a glimpse of the left eye, often not done, to the detriment of the picture.

Harold
OK, I stand corrected, the bulge showing the position of the left eye. This could turn me pedantic but that would be quite out of character! :^o

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You didn`t try and kiss her did you Nikola? :roll: it never got me a princess :wink: .
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Thanks folks! :D
Planapo wrote:...
Ah, well now come on then Nikola, tell us what happened after you had kissed her? :wink: :lol:
--Betty :D
beetleman wrote:You didn`t try and kiss her did you Nikola? :roll: it never got me a princess :wink: .
Actually I did! But she turned her mouth aside. :lol:
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