Patrick took me to the Texas State Aquarium. Contact:
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wow.. that´s a cool photo! ..
ReplyDeleteI made a quite cool photo of the jellyfishes in the zoo in Vienna.. =)
wow. colors are great... how can you shoot at 1/13sec? ><. do you have a stabilizer in your arms? :D
ReplyDeleteLove this one!
ReplyDeleteAww. Look at the colors.
ReplyDeleteThis is nice.
Why do fish (and also amphibians) always have to be so poisonous when they are so nice and colourful?
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo and reminds me of when we went to the Shark Reef thing in Las Vegas.
ReplyDeleteYou're a talented photographer and also very fun to hang out with.
Thank you kindly, everyone.
ReplyDeleteRobby: I have to confess, I used just about every setting possible in an attempt to capture a shot like this. But honestly, I guess I just have stable hands. =]
Flying Rhino: funny you mention amphibians - the aquarium also had an exhibit of poison dart frogs. Crazy beautiful creatures, but lethal too.
J.M.: The Shark Reef was the first time I ever photographed jellyfish -- recall I spent about 30 minutes just on them. They had a really neat exhibit there. You're also very fun to hang out with.