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30 Adorable Frog Pictures By Ajar Setiadi That He Took Near His House
Indonesian wildlife photographer Ajar Setiadi takes photos of frogs that live near his home in Bogor, Indonesia. Images of him reveal the fascinating behavior of these colorful animals. Setiadi treats the animals like pets, letting them play in his garden while he turns on his camera to capture these special pictures. According to the photographer himself, capturing these little moments on camera feels like a tiny miracle.
In one image, a frog in the rain holds a leaf like an umbrella; in another one of his pictures, you can see two frogs appear to be dancing together. However, there is one image in particular that stands out as the most charming: Setiadi managed to capture two huddled frogs while they were hiding from the rain under an umbrella of flowers. Frogs are social creatures and this emotional image resembles a couple in love or two friends who care for each other during a storm.
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According to the wildlife photographer himself, Ajar said that he always had been interested in the secret lives of various animals. Most of Ajar's photos are taken in nature, near his house where he spends a lot of time trying to these capture rare shots we get to see now. Most of the frogs seen in these photos are local to Bogor, Indonesia, and Asia as a whole.
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We think it's safe to assume that after so much time the Indonesian photographer has developed quite a talent for taking such up-close and unique photos. On his Instagram Setiadi mentioned that he enjoys the rain because then he gets to watch white tree frogs (also known as Australian green tree frogs). According to the photographer, the frogs often seek shelter under flowers, vegetables, and other plants.
Ajar's most well-known photo depicts a couple of sweet frogs that were shielding one another from the rain under a flower, using it as an umbrella. The photographer only managed to get a few photos but admitted that the moment was really special and unlike anything else he had ever seen. It was something that was practically unrepeatable, a one-in-a-million chance.
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The said picture won numerous photography contests in the world, and we can see why. Besides taking pictures of the frogs, Ajar also likes to photograph insects, other types of reptiles, rats, birds, fish, and occasionally even people. Setiadi also mentioned that for the sake of a good picture he doesn't mind getting a little bit wet.
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Susann Campbell 5 years ago
Is she coming? Is she going to come. I saved this flower just for her and the show is about to start.
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𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢𝔓𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔞ℜ𝔞𝔢N 5 years ago
Begining of leapfrog. First rule: going over the rules of the game.
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Leslie Jabine 5 years ago
"I've just known I'm a snail in a frog's body, every since I was a tadpole".
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Mary Rose Kent 5 years ago
The deep purple of the plant makes the feet’s color just that much more vibrant
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Mary Rose Kent 5 years ago
“Here, let me show you how it’s done” while junior sighs, looks down, and mutters “I know Dad, I know!”
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Charlie B 5 years ago
Sorry to burst the bubble, but most of these shots are probably staged, and caused harm to the frogs. In photos like these - where frogs seem to be behaving in a way not natural to them - they have probably been glued to objects/other animals, held up by wires/hooks, etc (look at number 25 again, you can can see they’re held up by hooks around their hands/wrists). In shots with their mouths wide open…usually this only seen when the frog is in much distress (like being eaten by a snake). At the very least, the frogs have often been roughly handled and traumatised to get them in the ‘right’ position. Some of these frogs may even be dead.
Warrior Mama 5 years ago
Yeah, I don't think these frogs are ok - they don't sit up on their pelvises to relax like humans do
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Charlie B 5 years ago
Sorry to burst the bubble, but most of these shots are probably staged, and caused harm to the frogs. In photos like these - where frogs seem to be behaving in a way not natural to them - they have probably been glued to objects/other animals, held up by wires/hooks, etc (look at number 25 again, you can can see they’re held up by hooks around their hands/wrists). In shots with their mouths wide open…usually this only seen when the frog is in much distress (like being eaten by a snake). At the very least, the frogs have often been roughly handled and traumatised to get them in the ‘right’ position. Some of these frogs may even be dead.
Warrior Mama 5 years ago
Yeah, I don't think these frogs are ok - they don't sit up on their pelvises to relax like humans do
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