Mikula Group Nyatzi

[Maritimer]

that is beautiful, fronts are some of the prettiest fish ever I think.

 

[Maritimer]

every time I try a picture of my tank about one in ten turns out and that one is usually sub par lol.

 

[axs377]

Russ, Great looking fish and photos are always top notch. I didn't know you were on mfk.

 

[Razzo]

Russ, Great looking fish and photos are always top notch. I didn't know you were on mfk.

Thanks for the kind words everyone

 

[chopsteeks]

Mighty great job on the lighting. The image had a lot of contrast with the darkish color of the Front and white sand. Russ you did an excellent job in contrast control as I can see the subtle color of the white sand but the Fronts still stood out !!!

 

[Razzo]

Mighty great job on the lighting. The image had a lot of contrast with the darkish color of the Front and white sand. Russ you did an excellent job in contrast control as I can see the subtle color of the white sand but the Fronts still stood out !!!

Thanks for the kind words chopsteeks

 

[punman]

I'm not sure what impressed me the most - the fish or the photography. Both aspects are great. What kind of lens are you using?

 

[Percy Mitchell]

Truly beautiful Fronts Razzo. Nice photography too!

 

[KarthikC]

I've never seen such good photographs of this fish. Nice setup too..

Cheers,

Karthik

 

[Razzo]

I'm not sure what impressed me the most - the fish or the photography. Both aspects are great. What kind of lens are you using?

I've never seen such good photographs of this fish. Nice setup too..

Cheers,

Karthik

Thanks again for the kind words. I have been smitten by this species of fish for almost 20 years. I am very thankful to have a couple big tanks with them swimming in my basement.

The lens is a Tamron wide angle zoom 24mm

I've always liked and enjoyed photography. This site actually helped me develop this particular style of aquatic photography. Take a peek at the Aquatic Photogrpahy forum of this site especially under the DSLR gallery. There are several members there who have been my inspiration to grow and develop this technique: one of which is Greenterra (Brent). Brent was kind enough and gracious with his time to answer my questions and sort of, be a mentor to me. Very thankful for his influence. Check out this forum, go back, and search for Brent's posts and also Aquasaur's posts. Those guys take some amazing pics.