Just about any photo of an Arowana is cool, but I think many would agree the most boss are those shots capturing the fish in the midst of a big 'yawn' as they're called. Besides showing off that impressive bony-tongued mouth, IME it usually indicates your fish is feeling good and confident -- it knows it's king or queen of the tank.
Problem is they're just not easy to catch, you have to be at the right place at the right time and/or very patient (and of course hope your camera/phone lens is focused on the moving target when they suddenly do it).
Here's a few decent shots I've snapped lately of my Goldenhead and Blue Base Aros, please share any of your own that you've taken of your yawning Arowana past or present (but no video frame shots, that's cheating lol).
Blue Base partial yawn about a month ago.
SO bummed my Galaxy S9's camera wasn't properly focused on this frontal shot. Imo the ultimate and most elusive photo would be a full frontal yawn with both pectoral fins spread wide (and closer than this pic).
I hope to see more similar shots from fellow MFKer's.
Problem is they're just not easy to catch, you have to be at the right place at the right time and/or very patient (and of course hope your camera/phone lens is focused on the moving target when they suddenly do it).
Here's a few decent shots I've snapped lately of my Goldenhead and Blue Base Aros, please share any of your own that you've taken of your yawning Arowana past or present (but no video frame shots, that's cheating lol).
Blue Base partial yawn about a month ago.
SO bummed my Galaxy S9's camera wasn't properly focused on this frontal shot. Imo the ultimate and most elusive photo would be a full frontal yawn with both pectoral fins spread wide (and closer than this pic).
I hope to see more similar shots from fellow MFKer's.
