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Thought folks here would enjoy this shot.
Gary

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Gary you my friend just WOW me! I mean really, wow!
 
That is unreal! I can't seem to get an eye in focus shooting a fish and you get every scale on the fish? Crazy. I'm in awe.

Craig
 
What lens were you using?
 
You take some sick pics.
 
Thanks to all. Glad you enjoyed the shot.

Blackhawk, I just asked it to stop swimming and said please. They're very cooperative if you're polite. ;)

Settings: 1/200 sec., f/11, ISO 400, Canon 580exII flash full or half power (can't remember), Canon 7D, 135L w/12-mm extension tube.
 
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Thanks to all. Glad you enjoyed the shot.

Blackhawk, I just asked it to stop swimming and said please. They're very cooperative if you're polite. ;)

Settings: 1/200 sec., f/8, ISO 400, Canon 580exII flash full or half power (can't remember), Canon 7 D, 135L w/12-mm extension tube.

And don't forget to give yourself some props. You have skills :bigsmile:
 
Great pic Gary! I always feel like I am looking at an issue of National Geographic when I am looking at your photos. Keep up the great work...1smile1
 
Nope don't like it at all.....To much detail not enough out of focus for me I need a real good shot of that out of focus to really appreciate the fish.
 
I don't even recognize it without all the blurriness I'm used to :wink:

Great shot... hybrid?
 
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Wow, that's all I can say.
 

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