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[Nathan Whitaker]

The first aquarium I saw:







Obviously they aren't very good, sorry about the quality. Does anyone have any idea on how to improve taking photos from behind glass?

Their large aquarium:

http://good-times.webshots.com/video/30 ... 3589MWzICx

The Sea Dragons:









And a video of the sea dragons:

http://good-times.webshots.com/video/30 ... 3589jzOpNn

[Nathan Whitaker]

Forgot to mention,

If you want to see the full album please visit my webshots page:

http://community.webshots.com/user/cnwhitaker

[seamaiden]

Nice! You did pretty darn well considering you're photographing in a public aquarium. I don't know how to get rid of the reflections. In fact, if it's possible using a Linux proggie, I'd like to know so I can clean up some of my own pix.

[MartinE]

Looks like a fun place, I usually have better luck taking photos through glass if I am right up to it, and no flash (if its well lit). Standing back to far gets me reflections, hazyness and flash bounce.

[Nathan Whitaker]

Seamaiden Wrote:

Nice! You did pretty darn well considering you're photographing in a public aquarium.

Just have to beat the tourist with the nearest object and they go away.

MartinE Wrote:

Looks like a fun place, I usually have better luck taking photos through glass if I am right up to it, and no flash (if its well lit). Standing back to far gets me reflections, hazyness and flash bounce.

I really love the Florida Aquarium, I have been going since I was a little kid. That seems so obvious, how come I didn't think of that.

Here are some videos and photos from Lowery Park Zoo.

Panther Grouper Tank:
http://good-times.webshots.com/video/30 ... 3589exyVww
http://good-times.webshots.com/video/30 ... 3589eEcpEE







Manatee Rehab Tank:
http://good-times.webshots.com/video/30 ... 3589VTLQVk