A few pics of my fishtank

[McPikie]

Thought I would put some up here. It's really hard to get the colours as they look without messing with the LED settings

DSC_1964 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_2579 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_2576 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_2551 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_2080 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_0384 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr
DSC_1974 by Phil Cookson, on Flickr

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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My dentist has two quite large aquariums in the waiting room. One he calls me
to ask that I shoot some interesting features. I faced the same problems that
you do here, and this was a solution that I applied to one of your take:
Sure, you could do better with the RAW!

 

[mr.si]

Nicely captured there. That's a good marine setup you have there. We only have freshwater tropical aquariums and shrimp tanks. I think your results came out well.

 

[Cannyekerslike]

Lovely marine set up you have there, thanks for sharing, the pictures are great.

 

[Bender]

Nice unusual idea. I agree they should be brighter. Make sure the tank glass is as clean as you can and I am sure these could improve with more practise.

 

[Dan74]

I recently shot a mates tank used a 1.8 lens and iso 2500, so hard to hit focus with shallow dof and a fast moving fish
I think you've done ok

 

[snooks]

Nice tank you have there.
I have a 550lt reef tank myself .
Going to have a go at some shots myself sometime, still on MH lights so my be a bit easier.

Was it difficult to get that copperband to feed?

 

[McPikie]

Nice tank you have there.
I have a 550lt reef tank myself .
Going to have a go at some shots myself sometime, still on MH lights so my be a bit easier.

Was it difficult to get that copperband to feed?

Yes, unfortunately he passed away not long after these were taken. He was happily eating Mysis, brine and flake, but then just stopped.