Frogs in progress
Jul 2nd, 2007 by Jill
Tadpole with feet
Frog with a tail
Little green frog
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Such wonderful pictures showing the growth from tadpole to frog. Isn’t life any form of life miraculous.
great shots Jill
those are some crazy photos- maybe your next career should be a wildlife photographer?
how are the figs coming, by the way?
The frog looks like he’s smiling at you, Jill.
I was smiling at him, too!
Hi superspark, the figs are doing well. In fact, I think they are calling your name….
Great shots! So CUTE! Happy 4th, pal!
[...] around the Caltech campus last Friday with Ronen, I ran into Jill, who was photo-chronicling the life cycle of frogs in the campus ponds; unfortunately, we didn’t get to chat very long, as I was largely [...]
I think the frogs (in there many stages) are my favorite thing about the Caltech campus. Thanks for you BEAUTIFUL photos. I love the middle one–the one with the tail–because he looks so much like a prehistoric throw-back.
Jill,
What beautiful pictures! Frogs are my passion; unfortunately photography is not my forte. However, I am a huge collector of any frog item. I have over 2,000 collectable items, but my favorite is the 5 frogs (real) which I have acquired recently. They are wonderful and my husband has even grown to enjoy and love them as much as I do.
Anyway, I really just wanted to comment on your beautiful photos of such a challenging subject to photograph. Keep going in your wonderful work which I love to admire and will continue to follow. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Kim Kasper