The Frog
by Phocal

Comment by Jules1x:
So vibrant. The frogs just pops. Love it.

Alien Abduction
by Phocal

Comment by SJCarter:
VERY cool shot.

Hello
by Phocal

Comment by bvy:
Nice hat!

Zoned In
by Phocal

Comment by sidpixel:
Hello from the critique club

An interesting image that meets the challenge well.

Why did I know this was yours as soon as I saw it Ronnie! Until I read your notes I thought it was another of your excellent frog images. For me this works really well I love the dominant grasses that effectively hide the Ă¢€˜gator leaving you to search for him, the blurred grasses add to the air of mystery. Thank you for your notes and your link to the write up I can feel the excitement of the situation myself, another excellent result, keep at Ronnie.

Hello
by Phocal

Comment by Melethia:
Hi! What a cutie!

Zoned In
by Phocal

Comment by tvsometime:
Had to look but there it is at last. Masterful. voted earlier

Zoned In
by Phocal

Comment by Ja-9:
ha ha...you must have been near my neck of the woods...great clarity on the gator...well done...and such a little one

Zoned In
by Phocal

Comment by Ammie:
Pity there isn't a green ribbon. This deserves a green

Hello
by Phocal

Comment by pixelpig:
there has to be a great story about how you got this shot & I want to hear it

The Frog
by Phocal

Comment by skewsme:
When you see a muddy puddle,
tap your fuddy-duddy buddy
(for the sight may be too subtle).
Be sure he's set and ready
to view the paddling taddies
with their gams gambolling madly.
For those fish soon cease their swishing,
and begin their froggy wobble,
hurtling only when they're startled.
But in the evening, they're an earful.
Listen to their lust for twilight.
Leggy froggies' treble warbles
lilt libidinous amphibabble.

Though pollywogs are soggy,
blowing bubbly growing troubles,
sunning frogs are only groggy,
singing shady serenades.