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Cane toads - Australia's public enemy no 1

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Cane toads - Australia's public enemy no 1

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  1. Hey guys,

     

    I did a photo shoot last night with a friend down at a local creek system. We went to try and do some cool , murky water / model shots.

     

    After the shoot we snorkeled the creek and were staggered at the amount of Cane Toads we found. Probably over 50 in 30 minutes. All mature adults. It was incredibly sad to see.

     

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    My back was literally eaten alive by mosquitos as I was snorkeling. Silly me for not wearing a shirt or something in the tropics. :lol:

     

    Hope you enjoy the shots,

     

    Cheers

     

    Cal

  2. Great shots

    sorry to hear about the back though

     

    Tom

     

    Hey guys,

     

    I did a photo shoot last night with a friend down at a local creek system. We went to try and do some cool , murky water / model shots.

     

    After the shoot we snorkeled the creek and were staggered at the amount of Cane Toads we found. Probably over 50 in 30 minutes. All mature adults. It was incredibly sad to see.

     

    3503137208_6e95ce6d84.jpg

     

    3503139588_99daea3a60.jpg

     

    3503139852_9c10ffc71c.jpg

     

    3502331087_93f8d22928_b.jpg

     

    3502330623_fa9635a550_b.jpg

     

    My back was literally eaten alive by mosquitos as I was snorkeling. Silly me for not wearing a shirt or something in the tropics. :lol:

     

    Hope you enjoy the shots,

     

    Cheers

     

    Cal

  3. Those are cool Cal. Like them or hate them, cane toads are photogenic.

     

    I hope your model didn't get eaten alive.

     

    Cheers

    James

  4. Cool stuff Cal. Keep branching out and experimenting. I'm enjoying it!

  5. thanks guys!

     

    One more:

     

    Check out the protective eye flap and weird body position.

     

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  6. Nice shots dude. I like the 5th one best. Looks surreal for some reason.

     

    I guess this is one situation where killing off your subjects would actually be beneficial :lol:

  7. Cool shots Cal! Really like that the backround is black - gives a sence like it's photographed in a studio. :P

    Funny coincidence - I was allso snorkeling and took a few shots of frogs on this weekend. Different species offcourse :wub:

    Heres a few pictures - not as interesting as You'r tough :lol:

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  8. Whoa! The frog in the 2nd shot has some serious attitude!!!

     

    Great shots

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    and amazingly this is what happened after I kissed it!!!!

     

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    ( Annika, my trusty frog searching/modeling partner in crime)

     

    Cal

    Edited by Cal
  10. Stop kissing everything You find from the creeks LOL :lol:

    I like that the bottom is lit a little bit on the picture with Annika - really cool and clear picture!

    Thank for sharing Your adventures Cal!

  11. No worries!

     

    Glad you enjoyed them.

     

    :lol:

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