Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Cool shot Love those colors.
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Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Wow. Is that an IS lens? If not, you've got some steady hands...
This was taken with my Nikon D70 and Sigma 105mm DG Macro lens. Handheld, because this little guy gives me NO TIME to set anything up before he is on the move again! I really just got lucky.
This was taken with my Nikon D70 and Sigma 105mm DG Macro lens. Handheld, because this little guy gives me NO TIME to set anything up before he is on the move again! I really just got lucky.
But again, thank you all for the great feedback.
Brian
But I second the suggestion to submit it to Kodak for photo of the day!
Was at the zoo today and this little guy kept popping his head above the water in his aquarium. Handheld shot, very low light, was wondering what people thought...
Cool shot! Sharp, very interesting, great colors and composition.
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This is very nice! Must have required some patience to catch the little guy.
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Wow! Thank you everyone for such kind words!!!!!!
This was taken with my Nikon D70 and Sigma 105mm DG Macro lens. Handheld, because this little guy gives me NO TIME to set anything up before he is on the move again! I really just got lucky.
But again, thank you all for the great feedback.
Brian
But I second the suggestion to submit it to Kodak for photo of the day!
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