Friday, 16th December 2011
Caviar
by Erez Marom
Red eyed tree frog embryos at 3 days old. The female frog lays the eggs above a watersource, and when the tadpoles hatch, they fall into the water. Developing from tiny green dots into fully formed tadpoles takes just 6-7 days in this species. At 3 days old the external gills are easily seen, as are the pumping hearts inside their tiny, semi-transparent bodies. Boca del Drago, Panama.
Equipment: Canon 7D, Tamron 180mm macro
Erez Marom
I'm an Israeli nature photographer, engineer and musician. I started my way in the DSLR world in March 2008, and since then I've become a hopeless addict. My two main interests are macro and landsacpe photography. As different as these fields are, for me both are all about revealing the intricacy and beauty of the world surrounding us, be it in the microscopical aliens or the vast wilderness.
21 Comments
Priya M.
WOW! i love this! great job!
Melissa S
Can we name one Nemo? Great capture and love the way this site (at times ) shows a love and appreciation for animals.
Nico De Pasquale
amazing capture
DIANE
JUST AMAZING — GREAT WORK! THANKS FOR SHARING.
Wanda Krack
Awesome shot!
Miguel A.
Magnifica belleza, en luz y nitidez,
Saludos.
Manas Biswas
It is just not a photography. It also shows the innovation and simply motivates.
Pauline Jones
Amazing; a lovely picture.
AlfonsoPaz
Wonderful Photo. Thanks for sharing.
Mary R. Mullins
Very descriptive picture. LOVE IT!
Ellen Empson
One of the most fascinating images posted here yet to date. Brilliant, creative and wonderfully interesting!!!!
Ellen Empson
Also, thanks for the information on how they survive. Mother Nature takes care of its own to be sure.
Janice McAlpine
Thank you for providing details to go with your beautiful shot.
Rajib Singha
Nice!
Anna
A fabulous macro shot – sharp in all the right places! You should be so happy to have this in your portfolio. You have great skill!
Elizabeth
wonderful image and story
Kimberly Gould
Great image! Love the color
P. Sharon
caaachh caach caahh!
Ginger Sanders
Odd and lovely at the same time. Thanks for bringing those to us.
Laura Milholland
Nature is so very amazing! Thanks for sharing this unique view of it. Fun title too.
Deborah Flowers
WOW! This is a truly unique photograph! Perfectly amazing! God is Awesome!
Congratulations for this wonderful selection for POTD!