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 Today In The Fishroom ~ 09/25/09, African Cichlid Project |
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| Aquamojo |
 Sep 25 2009, 08:56 PM
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"Some days you have the hobby. Other days the hobby has YOU."
Ars est celare artem. "the art is to hide the art" Join the American Cichlid Association
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| Aquamojo |
Sep 25 2009, 09:07 PM
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QUOTE(BIGFEE @ Sep 25 2009, 10:03 PM)  always wanted to see you do this  did their movement give you any problems? Did you happen to get any alto calvus? Thanks. No Calvus right now. I'm flying down to their farm in the next month or so to do a marathon photographing all of their stock. Now THAT'S gonna be a blast.
"Some days you have the hobby. Other days the hobby has YOU."
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| Norbert |
Sep 25 2009, 09:23 PM
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it's all in the reflexes
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Wow, that's some incredible work, love the second shot of the moba! Looking forward to more of this.
Jack Burton "And you'll go off to rule the universe from beyond the grave?" Lo Pan "Indeed!" My "someday" fish....Heterotis niloticus |
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| homebrewed |
Sep 26 2009, 12:03 PM
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momo till i die
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Africans? Say it ain't so, Mo  Really love the shots of the gibberosa. The second picture is unreal. One of the few nice blue fish
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| andregurov |
Sep 27 2009, 01:46 PM
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Every man and woman is a star ...
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Beautiful specimens, and you can tell some real time & effort went into the shots, but ... the processing of some of those shots makes them lose their "realness" and makes them appear somewhat fake. They are gorgeous shots, to be sure, but they don't appear natural anymore with the smoothing of lines and enhanced palette (or the real neat scaling effects). Just my 2 cents, and goodness knows I lack the requisite talent and patience to ever accomplish anything close to what you do with them, so please don't take it as a smear or criticism, but I would love to see some shots of them that are a bit more true-to-life.  It appears to me that all (short of the Labeotropheus) have been edited, but I could just as much be wrong as right! Anyway, fantastically done!
"Just lieing smiling in the dark, shooting stars around your heart, dreams come bouncing in your head, pure and simple everytime" - The Lightning Seeds
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| Aquamojo |
Sep 27 2009, 02:22 PM
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QUOTE(andregurov @ Sep 27 2009, 02:46 PM) Beautiful specimens, and you can tell some real time & effort went into the shots, but ... the processing of some of those shots makes them lose their "realness" and makes them appear somewhat fake. They are gorgeous shots, to be sure, but they don't appear natural anymore with the smoothing of lines and enhanced palette (or the real neat scaling effects). Just my 2 cents, and goodness knows I lack the requisite talent and patience to ever accomplish anything close to what you do with them, so please don't take it as a smear or criticism, but I would love to see some shots of them that are a bit more true-to-life. It appears to me that all (short of the Labeotropheus) have been edited, but I could just as much be wrong as right! Anyway, fantastically done! Here's what you are looking for: http://forums.waterwolves.com/index.php?showtopic=134282
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