The journey continues...my rimless Aqua Forest
- Thread starter jcardona1
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Damn.. not only is your tank insanely awesome, but your photography skills as well. It's just damn amazing.. keep it up..
Teach me Yoda!
I like the new look! now all that's left is to tear it apart and redo it again!
I kid - I kid
~LiquiD~
I like the new look! now all that's left is to tear it apart and redo it again!
I kid - I kid
~LiquiD~
jcardona1;4672427; said:...For the rimless cube I'll be setting up God knows when, I'll be leaving the background clear. This tank will have a nice hardscape to it. Sort of Iwagumi influence, but not just a foreground plant and three rocks
Can't wait
[QUOTE='vspec';467382;46738266]Hey J
Been away for abit, so just skimmed your recent pics.
Looking lush bud. Glad to see everything is still going strong.
Have a good christmas ok bud[/QUOTE]
Hey man, it's been a while! Thanks for the feedback, take care
Been away for abit, so just skimmed your recent pics.
Looking lush bud. Glad to see everything is still going strong.
Have a good christmas ok bud[/QUOTE]
Hey man, it's been a while! Thanks for the feedback, take care
What I really love about my planted tank is being able to watch all the fish school together, interact and swim through the plants. What can I say, it calms me If you've ever tried to photograph tiny fish, then you can appreciate how hard it is. I'm surprised I even got that shot of the rummynose tetras, they are a focus nightmare!!
These were shot with my 70-200mm f/2.8 from about 5ft back, zoomed in all the way to 200mm. This allows the fish to swim about as if I weren't there. This truly is my best set so far. First off, my favorite two:
*clicka fo mo bigga*
And the rest
This one was pure luck!
This could have been a great image had I not blown the focus. Also, the shallow depth of field worked against me here. Oh well!
If you've ever tried to photograph tiny fish, then you can appreciate how hard it is. I'm surprised I even got that shot of the rummynose tetras, they are a focus nightmare!! These were shot with my 70-200mm f/2.8 from about 5ft back, zoomed in all the way to 200mm. This allows the fish to swim about as if I weren't there. This truly is my best set so far. First off, my favorite two:
*clicka fo mo bigga*
And the rest
This one was pure luck!
This could have been a great image had I not blown the focus. Also, the shallow depth of field worked against me here. Oh well!
