A Collection of Cliches
by mpeters

Comment by Artyste:
*I am only commenting, and not voting on this challenge*

How'd you train the fish to stay on the blue side?

Only thing I can see that'll hit you with voters is the light coloring, and reflections on the glass.
SO hard to deal with, but imperative. Deeper, more vibrant color, and smoother, reflection-free (or reflection-muted) glass will garner you a better score.

However, the idea is top-notch, even though it's been done before, never quite like this.

A Collection of Cliches
by mpeters

Comment by dw_photo:
good capture

A Collection of Cliches
by mpeters

Comment by Dirt_Diver:
I can see your reflection in the glass.

A Collection of Cliches
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Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
wow such nice focus on the fish. great job!

A Collection of Cliches
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Comment by DAWAR:
I feel you will be one out of the first ten.

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Comment by bjoern:
Nice idea.

A Collection of Cliches
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Comment by jonfleck:
Like this one, would like it even better if the whole image was in focus, but I think it works well for the challenge, and is a lot more unique than the million red and green pepper images submitted for the challenge.

A Collection of Cliches
by mpeters

Comment by Zigomar:
At least you admitt it. It's a good photo.

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Comment by tngrndream:
where is the blue, um, goldfish? lol

A Collection of Cliches
by mpeters

Comment by sir_bazz:
Well titled and well executed. A pretty good job of lighting the fish while keeping the reflections on the glass somewhat under control. Bumping up