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  1. 02-17-2004, 10:54 AM #1
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    who's lookin

    after a while it seemed as if the fish were watching us....

    just a quick snap but I can't decide whether the silhouettes of the people work or not...not the best pic by far but a fun capture to share...any ideas and suggestions welcome
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    Maybe try and get the two people to face each other and then we would have their silhouttes in a clearer view.Great idea for a pic.I love your work, keep posting and could we have some of your kids ? must be getting big by now.
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    I'm impressed by the quality of theshot.Strong clear , vivid colors,very sharp which can be difficult through an aquarium glass. I feel the silhouettes arehurting the shot, though.
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    try to get silhoettes of their faces next time. I bet it makes a huge difference
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    Quote Originally Posted by gahspidy
    I'm impressed by the quality of theshot.Strong clear , vivid colors,very sharp which can be difficult through an aquarium glass. I feel the silhouettes arehurting the shot, though.
    the glass on most of the tanks was shockingly clean and the visibility pretty clear...the water was also pretty "clean" in most tanks. I think the general consensus is the silhouettes hinder
    rather than help...thnaks for confirming what I already thoguht...I just wish there was some way to "save" this shot the colors were so vibrant...
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    I agree that it probably would ...thanks for lookin at it...
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    pics of the kids

    Quote Originally Posted by bobbythebandit
    Maybe try and get the two people to face each other and then we would have their silhouttes in a clearer view.Great idea for a pic.I love your work, keep posting and could we have some of your kids ? must be getting big by now.
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    are posted on Viewfinder http://forums.photographyreview.com/...=2605#post2605

    I shot one that was more like your suggestion but the colors weren't as vibrant...
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    "I was not trying to be shocking, or to be a pioneer.
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