After the Thaw

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Image Title: After the Thaw

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By: John Charlton
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	John Charlton {Karma:5595}
Project	#28 Spring 2003	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 995
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Critters	Lens	8.2 mm
Uploaded	3/29/2003	Film / Memory Type	digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	496	Shutter	1/150
Favorites	0	Aperture	3.3
Critiques	4	Rating	6.00 / 3 Ratings
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About	Spring isn't always about birth and new life. This amphibian was recently released from the freezing grip of a block of ice.
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John Charlton {K:5595} 5/6/2003

Thanks Mary; The small reflecting pond beside my house has provided me many wonderful photo opportunities over the last year. Two frogs chose the shallow waters of our pond over the safety of the surrounding garden and meadow. It was sad thing to find them and this picture was my only compinsation up until now. I'm grateful for your comment.

MaryBell {K:32791} 5/5/2003

I can't beleive that there are hardly any comments on this photograph!! It is wonderful for several reasons. First, because of the unusual moment it captures. Second, for the layers of images (naturally occuring, I realize but still wonderful). Third, because of the very real emotions it evokes.

Not to mention, it is a technically good photo.

Marco Grandi {K:16680} 3/30/2003

Interesting picture!
Bye Marco.

Renee Robinson {K:2112} 3/29/2003

Neat and different.

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