Not my favorite subject really, but definately gets the most shots taken simply out of convenience. Aquarium photography is a bit of an art in and of itself because you have to deal with extremely low light, and fast moving subjects, so on my brightest tank (which is a 3 foot tank under 160 watts or so of lighting) the best I can usually do is ISO 400, 3.5 AE and 1/90s which isn't exactly ideal. So you learn to adapt, and improvise an awful lot. If anything, it makes most other conditions seem pretty damn easy by comparison 
One of my red bellied piranhas
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My black piranha
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My Green Terror
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It's not a bad start for someone like myself with less than a year's experience, I hope ultimately to get into the urban style of shooting but I get a bit nervous on just candidly popping people into my photographs without checking first... I'll have to work on that




