Eye, eye..... wot's goin' on 'ere then?

Found this litte chap when I moved a tray in the garden just now, he certainly had a bit of a fright!

[Brett]

Love the perspective - a frog's eye view indeed! Favorite!

[JackieR]

And you didn't? ?
Brilliant photo, a prince perhaps??

[Bep]

He looks a bit surprised, I guess...

[Sarah]

Great close up.

[sally agnew]

Love the reflection in the eye :)

[Dawn]

cool image and love the title fav

[Sally Ings]

Those eyes are amazing!

[Liz Hammond]

Great shot and cool reflection in the eye

[Catherine]

This is wonderful Anne - I can just imagine you lying in the grass taking this shot!! Fav

[Liz Hammond]

Hi Anne, thanks for the hands challenge I will have fun with that. So for your get-pushed-251 challenge how about a shot that is composed using the golden ratio / phi grid? Link below gives some info on this...
https://designshack.net/articles/layouts/looking-at-images-phi-grid-vs-rule-of-thirds/

Do let me know if that does not suit and I can come up with something different :-)

[Anne]

@brett101 @30pics4jackiesdiamond @gijsje @sarahlth @hermann @dawnee @salza @lizhammond @megpicatilly Thank you all for your very kind comments - and for taking this frog to both TP and PP! I had not noticed the reflections in his eye, so thanks for bringing my attention to this detail.

@lizhammond eek, that sounds technical - I will give it a go!!

[Liz Hammond]

@365anne no, nothing too scary though it definitely sounds it! The phi grid is a variation on the rule of thirds - its just the lines are in different places :-) let me know how you are getting on & I will try to help out if I can.

[Anne]

@lizhammond Thanks Liz! I have a rule of thirds grid on my camera, my son is looking to see if I can change that to the phi grid, which would be helpful. I have been googling to see how people use this, got a few ideas now.

[Kerri Michaels]

very cool fav

[Helen]

Great close up