Your BEST aquarium photos ever! Let's see them!!

[Goaway]

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Not very good at taking pictures of fish, trying to up my game

It hit my weak point!

 

[MySonWantedAHamster]

Phone, orange clip on filter, and a shaky caffeine fueled hand... Good pictures are tough to come by.

 

[tbrown]

I think you are referring to the RBTA baby in the second pic.

Second pic, yep!

 

[bnord]

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

I've got like 7k pictures of my tanks in the last year and a half.

How about best of the last month?

 

[steveschuerger]

A small sample of my now many photos

 

[Dbichler]

 

[Saltybois2021]

Some mushrooms and zoanthids

 

[Kieran McBride]

 

[Andyf30]

 

[Cool tangs]

A few cellphone pics


Recovering Wilsoni's from shipment

Big wilsi

Trachy

Pectinia

Happy reefing

 

[LegalReefer]

Still learning how to take photos well on my phone, especially when trying to deal with blue light. I think this was a decent pic of my Hector’s Goby

 

[JumpingFlea]

 

[Kristopher Conlin]

These are some of my favorites!

 

[dvgyfresh]

Safe to say I like anemones

 

[Smite]

 

[Tigahboy]

A couple fish face fotos:

 

[tbrown]

Still learning how to take photos well on my phone, especially when trying to deal with blue light. I think this was a decent pic of my Hector’s Goby

If your phone camera has a manual mode, set the white balance as high as it can go. Closer to 10K is the best setting for realistic photos. Do that to eliminate a lot of the blue. Without filters, typically you will need to set the white balance up and then do some minor adjustments on the photo still.

 

[ylreefer]

A few pics from my recently broken down nano reef and some of big boys from my FOT. Not the best photograph I admit. But not bad for a Samsung lol.

The final one is a banana gold torch that was breed in the 180g reef before it got converted to FOT, quiet proud of that one if I do say so myself