After the fourth photo, I turned the top of the camera towards me to check a setting, and it jumped onto the lens! So I put the camera on the ground and took a photo with my phone.
Thanks. I have seen a few with slight scratches, but never one that was really punctured. You adapt to where you live, I suppose. They usually sleep on leaves, but they don't exactly shun the thorns:
I didn't, I never interfere with animals I photograph.
After the fourth photo, I turned the top of the camera towards me to check a setting, and it jumped onto the lens. I stared at it in disbelief first, then laughed out loud, then put the camera on the ground and took my phone out for a picture.
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Did you have any problems cleaning the camera lens after you took the photo of the frog on the camera?
Great pictures!!!
Have a fantastic week,
Steem on,
Mike
Yes, it left a sticky goo on the lens I couldn't remove with what I had on me, so it was end of photo session for the day. Had a good laugh, though.
@ocrdu Yak!
he sat on your camera :D
but very very cute!
It took a lot of effort to clean the lens ... but the laugh was well worth it!
@ocrdu how did he get to it?
After the fourth photo, I turned the top of the camera towards me to check a setting, and it jumped onto the lens! So I put the camera on the ground and took a photo with my phone.
Amazing they can bop about on a thorny branch, and not poke holes in themselves. Love the camera lenscap one. Classic.
Thanks. I have seen a few with slight scratches, but never one that was really punctured. You adapt to where you live, I suppose. They usually sleep on leaves, but they don't exactly shun the thorns:
Nice one, beautiful creature. How did you get it to hop on your camera?
I didn't, I never interfere with animals I photograph.
After the fourth photo, I turned the top of the camera towards me to check a setting, and it jumped onto the lens. I stared at it in disbelief first, then laughed out loud, then put the camera on the ground and took my phone out for a picture.
Friendly frog :)
ohh so cute....amazing pictures!! good work...
Danke!
sehr gerne...
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Amazing photos! Sure is a good model this one.
It was. They trust their camouflage so much, they don't run off when you get close, but this one was particularly cheeky.