Gray tree frog

[Drainpipe]

Found this guy hanging out just next to a woodline. Photos started on the leaf he was perched on, but then moved to my finger that I was using to pose the leaf :

My favorite shot of the group:

 

[cenkog]

Cute & lovely

 

[Maximilian]

Hi Drainpipe!

Congrats for taming that beast

Really superb series with the first one being the best
(although normally I prefer wildlife in its natural environment)

 

[lion rock]

Beautiful shots!
Being so friendly, it might be a prince(ss), hope you kissed it ;D !
-r

Found this guy hanging out just next to a woodline. Photos started on the leaf he was perched on, but then moved to my finger that I was using to pose the leaf :

My favorite shot of the group:

 

[Click]

Cute little fellow. Very nice series.

 

[Drainpipe]

Hi Drainpipe!

Congrats for taming that beast

Really superb series with the first one being the best
(although normally I prefer wildlife in its natural environment)

Thank you! And yes, I much prefer to have them on their natural substrate.

Beautiful shots!
Being so friendly, it might be a prince(ss), hope you kissed it ;D !
-r

I wouldn't put that poor frog through that! ;D

Cute little fellow. Very nice series.

Thank you!

Cute & lovely

I definitely agree

 

[DrHook]

Ha - that's great, like no.1 as well.

I find it changes things a lot (not always for the better) when the subject takes to your hand, or the camera, or the light source.