One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish...

[daedicurus]

these are a couple of aquarium shots taken on a very low resolution camera (think mobile phone...) so i apologize in advance for the lack of crispness. The effect on the blue fish was achieved with a strip of blue LED's aimed at the wall behind the tank.

[Grumbledook]

you take these at an actual aquarium, not a home tank?

[BigRedArrow]

really like the blue fish one. would be interesting to see it in sharp focus.

[daedicurus]

Grumbledook - the red fish is from the local aquarium but the blue fish was my home tank

BigRedArrow - yes i would really like to try this again now that i have better equipment but unfortunately a recent disease has left my tank void of life

[purplerose]

Nice work. :)

Now, you just have to work on getting a camera. :)

[daedicurus]

thanks purplerose
i do now have some new gear (Nikon D80), you can see some of the practice shots over in the macro forum, so hopefully you'll be seeing some more stuff really soon.

[purplerose]

Yeah, I saw. Good stuff. :)

More snappy and less talky now. We want more photos. :)

[alicat08]

really like the blue fish one. would be interesting to see it in sharp focus.

I agree...Great picture!

[daedicurus]

i forgot i started a tread here... :P
but i do have some new animal pics

3.
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj79/daedicurus/theGathering.jpg

4.
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj79/daedicurus/SparrowBreakfast.jpg

5.
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj79/daedicurus/NoSuddenMovements.jpg

thanks for looking

[purplerose]

Really awesome captures. Would crop #3 a little tighter though.

[carolupus]

woah, love no. 4!! this is really nice :)