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Elderly Chopper
Elderly Chopper
karmat


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Challenge: Pet Portrait III (Advanced Editing VII)
Collection: Animals
Camera: Canon EOS-300D Rebel
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Location: canton, nc
Date: Feb 24, 2008
Aperture: unk
ISO: unk
Shutter: unk
Galleries: Animals, Macro
Date Uploaded: Feb 24, 2008

 We've had this fish for what seems like forever. He goes a lot slower,now. . .

Statistics
Place: 245 out of 261
Avg (all users): 4.5837
Avg (commenters): 5.2857
Avg (participants): 4.3750
Avg (non-participants): 4.8247
Views since voting: 770
Views during voting: 326
Votes: 209
Comments: 10
Favorites: 0

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 03/08/2008 01:01:26 PM
This fishie is cute. :D
I love his tail. Swishy!
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 03/03/2008 04:08:19 PM
I like the deep tones and strong diagonals. I gave this a 7.
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
02/28/2008 07:59:20 PM
The sharpen filter might help define this guy a little more. Really nice pose, not an easy thing to get with these fish. I find they don't hold still very long. Lovely red colors, Veil-tail Bettas are so pretty.
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 02/27/2008 11:06:47 PM
Fish shots are tough, but you did pretty good with this beta.
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 02/27/2008 05:29:51 PM
I know it's tough to shoot through glass. The edges of the fish have a ghost image, most likely from the glass, that make it seem oof.
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 02/26/2008 06:02:37 PM
poor lighting
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 02/26/2008 11:17:12 AM
I appreciate how difficult these shots are. You did well. Like the oof shape created of his tail.
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 02/26/2008 08:09:20 AM
Interesting choice. I would have liked a different crop and slightly better focus. 5
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 02/25/2008 06:25:03 PM
Beautiful beta!
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 02/25/2008 03:51:08 PM
you know fish are a very hard subjest to shoot. You need TONS of lights and flashes are a good way to get it. I use 2 when shooting pictures in my tank on top of the 500 watt lights I have. Try using more lights and point the flashes down on the fish. It really makes them pop out.
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