A little peek into the shady world of one of Ben's (many) fish tanks. I found out this evening some (and I would imagine most) fish are quite hard to capture clearly as they are only ever still for a split second. Unlike poor old Hercules, my fighting fish that featured in the first week of the project, these guys are a bit healthier and therefore a bit more active. But I like the atmosphere caught in the tank in the photo and the clarity in the rocks in the foreground, movement in the fish in the centre and then the soft focus of the skull in the background.
22.4.09
112: Darker side of the tank
A little peek into the shady world of one of Ben's (many) fish tanks. I found out this evening some (and I would imagine most) fish are quite hard to capture clearly as they are only ever still for a split second. Unlike poor old Hercules, my fighting fish that featured in the first week of the project, these guys are a bit healthier and therefore a bit more active. But I like the atmosphere caught in the tank in the photo and the clarity in the rocks in the foreground, movement in the fish in the centre and then the soft focus of the skull in the background.
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well done!
ReplyDeleteDo you think we're allowed to have fish at work, Em?
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