Hello,
Just finished processing a few images from a recent trip to Roma Street Parklands in the centre of Brisbane – a lovely, welcoming, green oasis in contrast to the stark glass and concrete edifices straining upwards.
The Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog was around 2 to 3 cms long and some 1½ to 2 metres away. Sadly, not even the Image Stabilizer (IS) on the Canon lens could predict the motion of the grass stem swaying in the breeze,
so I had to squeeze the shutter release at the peak or trough of the swaying movement, where the frog was momentarily stationary.
The EWD was perched atop a rock under heavy shade so I used a burst of auto flash to fill in the shadows.
Thanks for looking!
Dennis