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herbzkim

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Mar 17, 2008 01:54 | #1

Hello all! C&C's most welcome! Hopefully you'll enjoy this series!

#1 "Reaching out to a star"

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#2 Lion Fish

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#3 Sea-Anemone

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#4Nemo and Father

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#5 Coral

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#6 Dori (Spelling?!)

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#7 Butterfly Fish (I think)

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Thanks for looking! Also, thanks for your comments!

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Anke

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Mar 17, 2008 02:02 | #2

Nice, you can't really see that you are shooting through glass. Did you use some sort of hood to cover the lens from reflections?

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herbzkim
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Mar 17, 2008 02:03 | #3

Anke wrote in post #5131073

Nice, you can't really see that you are shooting through glass. Did you use some sort of hood to cover the lens from reflections?

Thanks for your comments! Yes. A hood was used on the lens which was placed right on the tank glass.

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Mar 17, 2008 02:32 | #4

herbzkim wrote in post #5131079

Thanks for your comments! Yes. A hood was used on the lens which was placed right on the tank glass.

Did you use a rubber one or the standard plastic?

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Mar 17, 2008 02:43 | #5

Anke wrote in post #5131143

Did you use a rubber one or the standard plastic?

I used a Sigma 30mm and used the plastic hood that came with the lens. I also had to employ my flash as the tanks were ill-lit.

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