Fish Pics, Tang/Anthias

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Working on Fish photography (much harder than corals, they won't sit still!!!!). Thought y'all might enjoy some examples

Blonde by Peter Young, on Flickr

Bimacguy by Peter Young, on Flickr

Bimacgal by Peter Young, on Flickr

Bimacgal-2 by Peter Young, on Flickr

blondenasoflex by Peter Young, on Flickr

borb by Peter Young, on Flickr

Got all these guys from Elliott at @Marine Collectors . Hope you enjoy and find something that makes ya smile.

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That blonde Naso is a beaut, I came close to pulling the trigger on one but dang I regret not doing it and dealing with rehoming it later.
 
Nasos can be difficult to transition if they are too big from my experience. The smaller the better.
 
So how did you do it? Camera, lens size, flash? Details;)
Canon T6i with 18-135mm zoom lens, tripod (critical) and very low aperture setting. You can click on any of my pics and it should take you to my Flikr hosting that has all the settings etc
 

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