Still looking for Nemo

ed s.	Saikat (Boney) D.	Tim S.	Jan S.	Marian M.	Allen ..	cristian c.	Kenvin P.

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By: Kevin Greggain
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Kevin Greggain {Karma:2572}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Lumix DLC-LC1
Categories	Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	built-in Leica 28-90
Uploaded	11/4/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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About	An aquarium setup by Pentax at the PhotoPlusExpo.. Note the binoculars and waterproof camera sleeping with da fishies.. I was impressed by the colors in this aquarium.. The fish were less than impressed by me photographing them.

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Amna Al Shamsi {K:21795} 11/4/2006

clear,vivid colors and details...I like this photo

Kevin Greggain {K:2572} 11/4/2006

This particular shot was done "as is" with a 5 megapixel hand held point and shoot Lumix LC1 camera.

Usually, I use a polarizer and a tripod to get rid of unwanted glare from the glass.

Sheryl Phillips {K:2728} 11/4/2006

Great colors!! Nice job shooting through the glass. :)
~Sheryl

Jim Budrakey

{K:24393} 11/4/2006

But you got a great capture - no matter if the fish cared. I find it very difficult to shoot aquariums - I can never seem to get the light right. You have really good light here. Any tips?

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