Which photo is the November photo of the month?

[Tom Highum]

The horned frog is still in there though.

[Minhocao]

Do not forget the Ceratoprhys ..

[Kurt]

The horned frog is still in there though.

When I made my comment earleir, the Agalychnis were tied for first. Since then the Ceratoprys has slid into the lead.

[Minhocao]

Ceratoprhys force .. for victory

[John]

You do realise that's not a real photo right?

[Minhocao]

yes of corse..
I prefer real pictures and natural, but mostly Ceratoprhys support ..

[JK]

You do realise that's not a real photo right?

Are you talking about photo #6? What is not real about it? Is it because I shot it in a studio on fall leaves?

Cathy Keifer

[John]

He looks fine but his background looks totally fake, as does the vignetting.

[John]

Since this was a tie, please vote for your favourite of the two winners here.

[JK]

He looks fine but his background looks totally fake, as does the vignetting.

The background was there and is not fake. You might want to ask the photographer before declaring an image fake. The darkening of the photo which is done with curves and is allowed in photo competitions around the world and is not considered to make a photo fake. Most photographers edit their images in Photoshop especially when shooting in raw as I do.

Studio lighting can produce similar effects also. What was your point in saying the photo was a fake?

Cathy K