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Old 07-31-2010, 02:08 PM
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my name is steve and i'm new here. today my sons and i found what i believe to be a toad. we live in the southeastern part of pennsylvania. it is about the size of my thumbnail, doesn't have any real distinct black marks, and his color is pretty much like a standard camo pattern with black, green, and brown. i'm trying to get a pic but he is so small i can't get him in focus. so if anyone has any tips for picture taking or what it might be. please let me know. thank you
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first, check the ones on this list. if it's on there it's best to put it back where you got it. ... Powered by Google Docs

if you have a macro setting (or the setting with the little pic of a flower) on your camera that'll probably be your best bet. if you can turn your flash off and put the little bugger somewhere with great lighting. a piece of white paper is great for a background for shots.

a small tripod wouldn't be a bad idea either to hold things steady.
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