Green Treefrog

Hyla cinerea who now goes by the name Bamf!.

  1. Looking snooty, as usual.

  2. Bamf testing a snake plants comfort. As usual for photoshoots he quickly settles in to ignoring me and patiently waiting to be fed.

  3. Bamf hanging on to a snake plant (Sansevieria cylindrica). I'm not convinced I hit a complimentary green for the background, but it somehow feels...

  4. Trying out a collapsible reflector here. The reflector is giving the fill light from below. For something that's supposedly neutral in colour it has...

  5. Bamf hiding behind a Peperomia obtusifolia leaf. It's also called a "baby rubber plant", the leaves are nice and stiff and will easily support the...

  6. Bamf hiding amongst the Peperomia obtusifolia leaves. This plant is by far his favorite perch.

  7. Bamf having a braver look at me. There's a different kind of Peperomia in the background. If he was allowed only one type of plant, this would be it.

  8. Bamf on the Peperomia again. This kind grows nice and upright and provides a nice free standing structural element intertwined between some tree...

  9. Bamf, my American Green Treefrog, aka Hyla cinerea, chowing down on a mealworm.

  10. I took Bamf out of his viv for a brief photoshoot. He didn't do what I was hoping for and I'm not one to be pushy so I didn't manage to get the...

  11. Bamf being secretive and sly on a branch.

  12. Bamf posing in front of his new Peperomia.

  13. Same frog, same branch, and same background plant as the last photo. Different day, different frog colour, less snooty looking frog:)

  14. Hanging out at the top of the viv. This is his 'photo perch', a high branch positioned that can give a clean view of nothing but the frog (and the...

  15. The grid pattern on top is the bug/cat hair screen.

  16. Tried a shadowless white backdrop setup here. Feels a little discombobulated compared to my usual 'frog on white' setup. Even a small shadow gives...

  17. She/he had his turn in my mini studio a couple of months ago.

  18. She/he has been turn a brilliant limey kinda green lately. Quite pretty.

  19. Same treefrog, looking really brown here.

  20. Going for a hop about its viv in a nice brown shade.

  21. New Hyla Cinerea, hanging out on an ivy.

  22. Hyla cinerea, having a rest on some pothos.

  23. My new addition, a Green Treefrog, Hyla cinerea.
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