Hello

[David W]

I am 43 Disabled, can walk a little bit, but in pain all the time. I live near Wakefield West Yorks UK.
I have taken up fish keeping after a lay off due to my condition, I like apistogramm's I want to start breeding them again, when I am with the fish it seems to take my mind off the pain. It would be nice to photograph the sequences of breeding and fish in general, but I am a novice so I hope to learn from you experts out there. I have had a go at the POTM.

Any advice will be apreciated.

David W

Happy snapping

 

[phishphorphun]

Welcome to APF David. Fish keeping is great for the supression of stress, hopefully this translates as a pain killer too. And fish photography is just an extension of the hobby for most of us.

You will have to start posting some pix so we can offer any assistance and suggestions.

Start sharing your pets with us.:-D

 

[David W]

Welcome to APF David. Fish keeping is great for the supression of stress, hopefully this translates as a pain killer too. And fish photography is just an extension of the hobby for most of us.

You will have to start posting some pix so we can offer any assistance and suggestions.

Start sharing your pets with us.:-D

Thanks for the kind words Phishphorphun as you will note I also have insomnea.
Its a small world my wife and I spent our honeymoon in Maryland Baltimore at a place called savage, as guests of two american friends.

 

[paradise]

Welcome David. Great to have you here with us. Your POTM entry was received and will be included in next month's contest. Dont forget to vote in this month's contests.

 

[squidfish]

Welcome to APF David. Its good to see another UK member. Looking foward to seeing some of your fish photographs. If you have any queries the members and team here will do the best to try and help you improve your technique.

Cheers

Rich

 

[alanhill]

Welcome David. I wish you luck with shooting Apistos - in my limited experience they aren't easy fish to photograph. I am sure we will all be happy to encourage and advise you.

Alan