Red-eye Tree Frog – captive bred
On Saturday February 16th we held another highly successful and sold out Frogs of the World Photographic Workshop with 8 fabulous participants. Several of those participants were repeat students. During these workshops with captive bred specimens we use set-ups that mimic the natural habitat of the frogs in the wild for a truly realistic appearance.
Each image that appears in this post utilizes my homemade flash diffuser that was the highlight of the This Might Just Be The Best Flash Diffuser Ever blog post and post processing techniques employ light use of luminosity masking techniques by using the TK Basic V6 Action Panel by Tony Kuyper
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Ranitomeya vanzolinni – captive bred
Fringed Leaf Frog – captive bred
Dendrobates auratus microspot ablino – captive bred
Oophaga sylvatica – captive bred
Vietnamese Mossy Frog – captive bred
Vietnamese Mossy Frog Abstract – captive bred
Fringed Leaf Frog – captive bred
Ranitomeya vanzolinni – captive bred
Andrew McLachlan 