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Subject: Re: Frog

Actually, that's likely how he got the shot. Most of today's computerized
 
cameras seem to have a damn built in hesitation that drives me nuts. He 
probably had a perfectly good shot all framed and the frog decided to lea
p 
when it heard the click. The slight hesitation managed to catch him in mi
d 
air. Lucky, that was, as I'm sure I'd end up with no sign of the frog if 
I 
tried it. 
 
I LOVE the logic!!  C'mon Carl, fes up!
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