Frog In The Fog
Uploaded: September 02, 2007
While trying to get a closeup pic of this frog with a no. 3 closeup filter, I thought I had blown the shot. I looked at the replay of the pic on my camera and wasn't all that impressed, almost deleted it. When I downloaded a bigger version and saw it on my computer screen I started liking the way it turned out.The center was fairly clear and all the edges were blurred creating an unusual looking frog.
Joannie Bertucci
September 07, 2007
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