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Old 01-31-2012, 07:09 PM
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Default Re: Vanishing Amphibians

Joel is an amazing photographer . He has been here a few times now taking detailed photos of the collection . I am always stunned with what he is able to capture . I have a photo of my Ulkarii he got so close and tight on you can see our reflections in the frogs eye !
The picture of the Mint with tads is one from our latest session .
I've been in contact with him in reguards to getting me signed copies. I would like to use them to auction off at frog shows for our causes . He is on board !
Happy frogging ,
Darren
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