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2nd November 2003
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Aquarama 2003!! (lots of pictures)
yeah... got a complementary ticket to visit the show
the crowd was terrible but i still manage to squeeze off a few shots here are afew to share  Blue Diamonds  Tankful of juvenile blue diamonds  Red ones    Orange ones   Translucent one  |
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2nd November 2003
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Goldfish!!!
A pair of Ryukins  A big one  Red cap oranda  Calico ryukin  |
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2nd November 2003
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Vegetations
  Cardinal tetra  |
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2nd November 2003
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Reefs
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2nd November 2003
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A colourful reef tank
 Mirror mirror on the wall....  |
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3rd November 2003
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man.......you sure is a fish freak
 Question.....how can you tell the difference between a neon tetra and a cardinal? |
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3rd November 2003
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neon tetra has this red line from the tail to the stomach area only (halfway)
the cardinal tetra's red line runs the whole stretch of the body |
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3rd November 2003
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if i am not wrong, cardinal tetra can grow bigger or they are generally bigger size than neon ones and abit more ex
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3rd November 2003
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Thanks for the info, Raymond.
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3rd November 2003
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Very nice series. Love the shot of the Translucent one.
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4th November 2003
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Thanks and welcome
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15th November 2003
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Nice shots of the aquarama! You should post your pics at http://www.aquaticquotient.com/ They recently started a fish photography forum there. Bet the fish enthusiast like me will drool on your shots! Cheers!  |
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15th November 2003
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some of the shots, look just like you've gone diving!
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15th November 2003
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Hi Magixshoe
Nice shots you got there. Question...how do you avoid flash reflection off the glass walls of the fish tanks? Thanks. FM |
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15th November 2003
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all the shots taken above are without flash. but with proper positioning, can use flash w/o getting the reflections also |
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15th November 2003
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Thanks for your reply...what shutter speed + aperture combinations did you use? Did you use a tripod?
My father-in-laws is expecting me to take some photos of his goldfish this weekend. |
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15th November 2003
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exposure settings can be seen at my gallery no tripod used |
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