Photographing reefs in Balt./D.C.

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My next trip is to the Baltimore/D.C. area. Anyone have a relatively mature reef they want to subject to my camera's prying eye?
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Dont waist your time going to the DC aquarium. There is a nice tank in the Smithsonian. The Baltimore Aquarium is nice as well.
 
Thanks, Juice. Have been to the Baltimore Aquarium a couple of times. I prefer to photograph hobbyist tanks rather than dodge crowds and be constantly wondering when one of my lenses is going to walk away.
Gary
 
Thanks, Juice. Have been to the Baltimore Aquarium a couple of times. I prefer to photograph hobbyist tanks rather than dodge crowds and be constantly wondering when one of my lenses is going to walk away.
Gary

U might have the same feeling at my house....

I heard u have some nice equipment. :wink:
 
If you know John Coppolino(the angelfish guy who spoke at Macna) or Copps on RC, he has the most amazing and mature tank in the DMV area IMO...would love to see some great pics of rare angels. ..
 

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