Interesting And Spectacular Pictures Of Frogs In The Nature Of Indonesia
Indonesian Wildlife Photographer Ajar Setiadi Took Some Interesting Pictures Of The Frogs That Live Near His Home.
Ajar Setiaadi is an animal-loving photographer who opened his home garden and camera lens to frogs, these small social creatures.
The pictures taken by Ajar Satyadi of the frogs around his place of residence reveal the fascinating behaviors of these colorful animals. Setadi treats the frogs like his pets and lets them play in his garden while turning on his camera to capture unique images.
Frogs In The Nature Of Indonesia
Satyadi believes recording these interesting and short moments with a camera is a minor miracle. In the pictures of this Indonesian photographer, you can see a frog holding a leaf like an umbrella in the rain or two frogs dancing together.
Among the beautiful pictures this photographer has recorded of frogs, there is a unique picture in which Satyadi has managed to record an image of two frogs hiding under a mud umbrella to escape the rain.
Frogs are social creatures, and this sentimental image is similar to that of a loving couple or two friends looking after each other in a storm.
Ajar has always been interested in the secret lives of various animals. Most of Ajar’s photos were taken in nature and near his home, where he spends a lot of time capturing these rare photos. Most of the frogs in these photos are native to Indonesia and Asia.
Over time, this Indonesian photographer has acquired a perfect talent and skill in taking close and unique pictures of creatures. Satyadi mentioned on his Instagram page that he enjoys the rain; Because when it rains, he can watch white tree frogs (also known as Australian green tree frogs). According to the photographer, frogs often shelter under flowers and other plants.
Ajar’s most famous picture depicts two cute frogs protecting each other from the rain under a mud umbrella. The photographer has only taken a few photos of this beautiful scene. Still, he admits that that moment was extraordinary and had never experienced anything like it. It’s no wonder why this image has won many photography contests around the world. Ajar says about photographing this scene:
This was practically unrepeatable, a one-in-a-million chance.
In addition to photographing frogs, Ajar likes to photograph insects, other types of reptiles, mice, birds, fish, and occasionally people. He says getting wet in the rain is worth getting a good photo of.
Suppose you liked the images above and are interested in animal and wildlife photography. In that case, you can follow Ajar Satyadi’s Instagram page to see more of his work and support this hardworking photographer.
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