Everybody's doing it...

...posting pics of frogs that is. Me being me, I thought I'd post mine in B&W.

[Sherry Steffensmeier]

I like the way the frog seems to be crossways to the lines in the water. Nice.

[Mark Prince]

Nice idea Richard, and a great B&W image. Excuse me if I am misinformed, but I understood that it was the rear legs that went missing from frogs in France.

[Richard Sayer]

@markp They are missing now - nom, nom!

[Joan Robillard]

You might be interested in the fact that I entered 6 bw in the fair and two won first and the other 4 won second in their categories. The student represents the teacher well.

Like you frog.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Tom]

Wonderful

[Graeme Stevens]

Outstanding, love it - an easy fav

[Joyce W.]

Love it!

[Kate]

Love the simplicity of it!

[gloria jones]

Wow...cool image...looks great in b&w...nice pov

[Kathy]

Nicely done. In a swift current? or is that a reflection of something on the water?

[Taffy]

I like your capture from above and the outline of the frog in water. A nice addition to the collection on 365!

[Granagringa]

Nicely done indeed...great diagonals add so much interest to ole froggy here.

[Diana]

A magnificent capture

[Margo Sayer]

Look! No hands! ;-)

[Richard Sayer]

@randystreat I found Mr Frog (with a number of friends) in a puddle of muddy brown water in the forest - the lines are the shadows of the tall grasses surrounding the puddle.

[Rachel]

Excellent shot!

[David]

A survivor!

[Krista Marson]

You make it look so mysterious

[Claude Trew]

Beautiful shot and looks good in B & W.

[Pat Knowles]

Well it looks so good so glad you did!

[☠northy]

Love this :)

[Ukandie!]

Perfection in b&w...love it!

[Mary Siegle]

Criminey! I'd better get myself a frog pic -- behind the curve on that one. Yours is a very fine one. I like his striped look.

[Junko Y]

Yup. I noticed it, too. No frogs where I am at the moment.