I was wondering how my photos taken in the darkness of the aquarium would render, and I must say that I am quite happy with them. A 400 iso film, a wide aperture, and staying still with a 1/30s pose was enough. It was not so easy to stay still because the Aquarium was crowded with people, especially with children running around, and even families with babies sleeping in strollers !

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8 Comments

  1. rolfmg
    rolfmg ·

    Great results!!

  2. mackiechartres
    mackiechartres ·

    thank you @rolfmg ! the photos with the “calmest” animals are quite good, while with dolphins or penguins I got motion blur. The seal was gently still for the photo! 😉

  3. rolfmg
    rolfmg ·

    @mackiechatres That is true - great model! (-;

  4. rolfmg
    rolfmg ·

    @mackiechartres That is true - great model! (-;

  5. nwinther
    nwinther ·

    Amazing :)

  6. gensebluem
    gensebluem ·

    It looks like a surreal painting, great!

  7. mackiechartres
    mackiechartres ·

    @nwinther @gensebluem thank you too ! 🙏

  8. coyotebob
    coyotebob ·

    Thought it was a Photoshop creation. You know your camera and film well.

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