Originally posted by RICHARD L. I rarely shoot close-ups, the picture of the frog taken with the FA 400 mm f/5.6 really fascinated me. All the pictures I ever took with my 400 mm were always set at infinity ... too bad for me. ...
It was a fortuitous frog; the pond has several, but they tend to sun on the surrounding rocks. And the reason I got the camera out in the first place was to photo for my wife a completely unrelated hosta bloom (with the 90 macro), which motivated me to finish the micro apple tree series, which led to the day lilies by the pond, and thence discovery of the frog.
Hosta flowering, for the record.