Sharp-nosed toads are masters of camouflage, relying on their leaf-like shape and coloration to disappear into the rainforest floor. Rather than fleeing from danger, they often remain perfectly still, blending so seamlessly with the leaf litter that they’re easy to overlook even from just a few feet away. For this image, I was inches away with my wide angle macro lens. Nikon D850 with Laowa 15mm wide angle macro lens, ISO 1600, unrecorded f/stop, 1/60th of a second, Godox 860iii flash with diffuser.
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Sharp-nosed toads are masters of camouflage, relying on their leaf-like shape and coloration to disappear into the rainforest floor. Rather than fleeing from danger, they often remain perfectly still, blending so seamlessly with the leaf litter that they’re easy to overlook even from just a few feet away. For this image, I was inches away with my wide angle macro lens. Nikon D850 with Laowa 15mm wide angle macro lens, ISO 1600, unrecorded f/stop, 1/60th of a second, Godox 860iii flash with diffuser.
Talk about Earth Tones in that toad!
Took me some time to pick out the toad!
I don’t know how you spot these little guys!