Tuesday Photo ~ Angelfish
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OP
Jim....I love that face!
It amazes me that so many of these fish look like God gave a box of crayons to a 5 year old and told her to color the fish any way she wished! Who else but a child could come up with some of these colors and patterns?
It amazes me that so many of these fish look like God gave a box of crayons to a 5 year old and told her to color the fish any way she wished! Who else but a child could come up with some of these colors and patterns?
OP
I see an alot of baitfish, an Atlantic Spadefish and a Nassau Grouper but no Angelfish.
Am I missing something?
Am I missing something?
Former FLL Now MSP Diver
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I'll upload it this time instead of using the hosting service.
Scuba Jim
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yes, it's a pretty shocking colour, is it not! I think it was not only done by a kid, but a kid on LSD!
I got so close to it because it was asleep - otherwise they're almost impossible to photograph like that. Somewhere I have a frontal shot of it, and you can see all it's teeth. I'll dig it out and post it when I have time.
RichLockyer
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Palancar wall, Cozumel, March 2002:
blacknet
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Hello,
Ahh yes the awsome angelfish. They make better dive buddies than humans do! While browsing the site tonight I felt that I should contribute one of my photo's to this thread. Please let me know what you think.
This is a pomacanthus paru (french angelfish). Ambient macro at 30 feet; canon elan IIe in an ikelite housing; sigma macro 50mm 1:1; tmx shot at 80 iso and processed in DR-5.
Ed
Ahh yes the awsome angelfish. They make better dive buddies than humans do! While browsing the site tonight I felt that I should contribute one of my photo's to this thread. Please let me know what you think.
This is a pomacanthus paru (french angelfish). Ambient macro at 30 feet; canon elan IIe in an ikelite housing; sigma macro 50mm 1:1; tmx shot at 80 iso and processed in DR-5.
Ed
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