PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Authors Lisa Cuchara (PhD, Cr.Photog., HonNEC) and Tom Cuchara (MNECra) are professional photographers and animal lovers who share their home with three dogs, two cats, a red-eyed green tree frog and a bunch of other frogs, chameleons, and other critters. When they're not out shooting assignments for their clients or leading photo workshops and tours, they can often be found creating whimsical frog images with their willing pets--who get ample snacks in exchange for patient posing! Lisa's uncanny ability to put frogs at ease with her gentle care and loving demeanor has earned her the nickname The Frog Whisperer. Her frog images have earned merits in Professional Photographers of America print competitions and been featured in Quinnipiac Magazine as well as other publications. Lisa and Tom reside in Hamden, CT. Authors Lisa Cuchara (PhD, Cr.Photog., HonNEC) and Tom Cuchara (MNECra) are professional photographers and animal lovers who share their home with three dogs, two cats, a red-eyed green tree frog and a bunch of other frogs, chameleons, and other critters. When they're not out shooting assignments for their clients or leading photo workshops and tours, they can often be found creating whimsical frog images with their willing pets--who get ample snacks in exchange for patient posing! Lisa's uncanny ability to put frogs at ease with her gentle care and loving demeanor has earned her the nickname The Frog Whisperer. Her frog images have earned merits in Professional Photographers of America print competitions and been featured in Quinnipiac Magazine as well as other publications. Lisa and Tom reside in Hamden, CT.
Prepare to smile or even laugh as you flip through the pages of this marvelous educational and fun book. --John Barclay, Professional Photographer, Lecturer, and Workshop Leader Frogs are remarkable creatures, and no one gives us such a stunning and intimate glimpse into their world as do Lisa and Tom Cuchara. --Jim Zuckerman, Professional Photographer This book celebrates the beauty and wonder of these charming amphibians, and perhaps will stoke the fire of incentive to do all we can to save the frogs, toads, and tree frogs for future generations. --Joe McDonald, Professional Wildlife
