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Published: 2009-02-17 06:24:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 932; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 0
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Just let me know what you think. I am not so sure of it.Related content
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this photo has been featured in "Critters Who Live and Love Water" thank you for lending your art to this project..
Luca
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Thank you for the feature, I really appreciate it.
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Great focus; maybe cropped a little bit too tight on the bottom-right corner.
Great shot :]
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Yeah, I can see your point. BTW, sorry it took me so long to get back to you on these comments. I was away from a computer, so I just got back in and am getting around to answering.
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Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked it.
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Thanks. I am glad you like it. It was a fun shot to do, trying to get everything right in this low light. I didn't notice the reflected light from the small particles till i saw it on my computer. That just added something to it for me.
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Nice offset composition, but cummon Mang, I know you can get more creative than this!!
(not to say I don't like this.... But...)
Maybe some modifications afterward would add some interest........?
2/5
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lol... fair enough, I'm sure i can. And you always push me to do so. Its one of the reasons I always love your feedback.
Ok, ok, I will work on being more creative.
And thank you.
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Nay their great tentacles surround and protect us in our time of need.
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Thank you, I am glad you like it.
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Thanks so much, glad you like it.
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it.
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I actually thought of the great A'Turin when I was working on this. :d Course i was missing the elephants.
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Its good, especially since it's hard subject matter 
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.
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hahahaha, yup.... how you been btw?
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Jellyfish are such the coolest critters.... Nice shot. It's hard to get those things in focus because the lighting is usually non-existent and very problematic.
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so very true... i have oh about 15 shots of this one... and only one or 2 were worth while.
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I know what you mean... It took me about as many shots to get the one at this [link] . Meanwhile, I just sat there and became hypnotized by them...
So tranquil...
and...
so...
floaty...
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lol... FLOATY.... hehehehehehe... yeah. i so know what you mean.
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Thanks so much, I'm glad you liked it.
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where did you find it? I suppose it wasn't easy shot
very nice photo
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It was in San Diego, at an Aquarium there. I honestly can't remember the name now. 
Glad you like it btw.
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I have the same problem 
taken through aquarium glass? very nice outcome then, as reflexions are invisible and quality is fine. seems to be underwater shot 
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Nope, no filter, just made sure to stand so that i was blocking any light off the glass. No flash, since flash is such a killer with reflection off the glass.
The filter was just slowing down the shutter too much to get the moving fish and jellies...
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Thanks so much, I appreciate that.
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