Photo for December 2009 (CLOSED)

[John]

Enter your photos here (please only 1 per member per month!) to get your photo and your name on the cover of the website as the photo of the month for December 2009! Please only enter a photo you own! Please also tell us what type of frog or toad is in the photo.

[JK]

Here is my whites tree frog "Wilbur". I thought this was a good choice for December.

Cathy

[maneeta]

I thought this was a good choice for December.

it totally is

[Chad0321]

My sleepy red eye "Red"

[John]

After this month I'm calling an end to the "photoshop" pictures - those aren't photos, they're creative design or something.

[JK]

After this month I'm calling an end to the "photoshop" pictures - those aren't photos, they're creative design or something.

I can certainly send in a different photo in place of my "froggy reindeer". I thought it was humorous and didn't see any rules for the monthly photo contest.

The photograph is not a drawing or design, but simply a compliation of a few photos that I shot. Photographers have been putting several photos together for decades even in the darkroom.

Do you think people who make photo compilations in Photoshop have an unfair advantage? Just curious about your reasoning.

Cathy K

[Crystal6]

Enter your photos here (please only 1 per member per month!) to get your photo and your name on the cover of the website as the photo of the month for December 2009! Please only enter a photo you own! Please also tell us what type of frog or toad is in the photo.

By when must it be entered to count? (If I'm lucky I can wait for it to snow and use that. Unfair Maine advantage! Mwahahaha!)

[tylototriton]

Red and Green.....and Blue
Oophaga pumilio

[Bellerophon]

Just noticed I won the November contest. Thanks for the votes everyone!
I think I'll go with another Hylid this month too

Hylomantis lemur
Lemur Leaf Frog, IUCN Redlist: Critically Endangered

[Kurt]

Is the lemur frog yours? Or was this picture taken at a zoo?

[Bellerophon]

lol, I knew you'd be interested. These guys are actually slated to go on exhibit at the national zoo. Look for them in the A zeteki enclosure.