Leopard frog

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Comments


Yves Langlois

Thank you for the comment Heather. I am getting to it. I am getting more familiar whith the use of the 100-400mm. The chalenges are not the same. With the 100mm macro the chalenge was to get really close to the subjet without frightening it. The 100-400mm requires a minimum distance of 3 meters to shoot. I is not in my reflex to get back instead of get closer. And backing is sometime a nightmare because of branches, water, mud and other difficulties. But all those chalenges adds up to the value of the shot.

Heather Mellon

I know what you mean Yves. I'm constantly switching my lenses and when I don't have my shortest lens handy it's always a challenge trying to get those 'macro' shots with the 300 mm. I've missed a lot of nice shots because it's a tricky adjustment to make. You did a great job on this one so keep up the good work!

Heather Mellon

Great shot Yves! Your efforts really paid off with a beautiful close-up of this dapper looking fellow.. great tones and textures too!

Description
Taken at the Carbonneau marsh in Sherbrooke. For those who noticed the little smile, you just have to imagine me laying down flat on the ground with a 100-400mm in the face. For the little fellow it sure is something to laugh about.
Taken By
Yves Langlois
Taken On
July 8, 2020
Tagged
leopard frog
  • Focal: 400
  • Lens Model: 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM
  • Shutter speed: 0.002 sec
  • Aperture: f/ 5.6

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