Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...





Greg du Toit - photographer-animal painter, who always wanted to take pictures of the animals at the watering. He sat on the trees and bushes hiding - all in vain, animals, barely hearing suspicious noises, forget about the water and carried away. As a result, Greg found a way - he spent three months in the water up to his neck, armed with a camera. As a result, he received a unique "frog perspective" ... and a whole bunch of tropical diseases.
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Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

3. During his last desperate attempt 12 months after 32-year-old photographer decided to hide in a dirty pond with a camera to get a unique "view frog." (GREG DU TOIT / BARCROFT)

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

4. But it was worth the photographer bilharzia, malaria and several parasites that he contracted while in the cold dirty water.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

5. Greg sat for hours motionless in the water, to remove, for example, these zebras, cautiously approaching the pond.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

6. The slightest sound put them to flight.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

7. Photo couples with warthogs "angle frog»

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

8. Sitting to his neck in water, Greg was able to make this remarkable picture of the female waterbuck.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

9. Kori bustard standing next to a female waterbuck.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

10. The intense heat of the Rift Valley led two lionesses in the water at sunset

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

11. Zebra emerges from the clouds of dust from the herd of zebras, approaching the water.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

12. bushbuck stopped to quench their thirst.

Shooting from the point of view of a frog ...

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