fish - DPChallenge Forums

05/25/2004 04:58:18 PM · #1

photos of fish in tanks or wild
(no stuffed ones)

05/25/2004 05:26:35 PM · #2

what about on the dinner plate?

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS

05/25/2004 05:35:52 PM · #3

on the plate or in the bin
anywhear you want
this will give people with an underwater camera a chance to enter something in which their camera will be most useful and people with a normal camera can also do this challenge.,

Natator

Canon EOS-5D

05/25/2004 05:44:45 PM · #4

Although I think that could be a fun challenge, I think it would also be limiting for too many people.

The vast majority, if not all, of challenges here give everyone a chance to enter in one form or another. There might be a lot of people here without a fish tank, or similar, which would either exclude them completely from the challenge or leave them only able to take photos of goldfish in a local pond, or else countless photos of fish fingers on plates ;)

What about a variation of some sort of that that would broaden the topic somewhat but still leave a very obvious in for the underwater shots?

dhare

Nikon D7000

Nikon AF-S DX 18-105 f/3.5-5.6 ED VR

05/25/2004 05:49:47 PM · #5

how about this one!

05/25/2004 05:50:49 PM · #6

Originally posted by dhare:

how about this one!

Mmmmmmmm!

Nikon AF-S DX 18-105 f/3.5-5.6 ED VR

05/25/2004 06:00:15 PM · #7

well if it limits people maby it could be changed to photos of fish which could include real ones and fake ones
a photo of a statue of a fish or maby a fruit or vegetable that looks like a fish or a pattern that looks like one.
the list can go on use ur imagination
and boomer theirs no need to be sarcastic
i mean com on is this even your photo

dhare

Nikon D7000

05/25/2004 06:15:51 PM · #8

I don't think boomer was being nasty or anything, I think you just took him the wrong way :-)

hehe

05/25/2004 06:33:21 PM · #9

Me sarcastic? Far from it. I was trying to express how much I loved that picture, which most certainly isn't mine! Lighten up!!

05/25/2004 06:47:46 PM · #10

sorry man
its just the way you wrote it

05/25/2004 07:00:30 PM · #11

Originally posted by roach:

sorry man
its just the way you wrote it

I wrote "Mmmmm!" If you want to TAKE that as sarcastic, not much I can do about it. I'm not going to second guess every comment I make to make sure it doesn't offend somebody, particularly if it's a one word positive like this one. And, you seem to think I was taking credit for the photo. Look again, and you'll see that I QUOTED dhare's post, which means it's not my picture. Geesh.

Nikon AF-S DX 18-105 f/3.5-5.6 ED VR

05/25/2004 07:04:55 PM · #12

look man whats done is done i said sorry and now im putting it in the past its your choice if you want to as well but at the moment to me its in the past

TrollMan

Fujifilm X-T4

Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1.4

05/25/2004 07:08:51 PM · #13

Originally posted by dhare:

how about this one!

I like it but if you took so much time getting the lighting and set-up right, you should have taken the time to clean the cuttlery (the knife looks dirty). You should also have aimed the cuttlery on a slight angle outwards (on the top) to compensate for the warp you got as a result of a wide lens.

I like the idea though and the colors are great! Nice job!

Message edited by author 2004-05-25 23:09:28.

dhare

Nikon D7000

05/25/2004 07:33:56 PM · #14

[quote]I like it but if you took so much time getting the lighting and set-up right, you should have taken the time to clean the cuttlery (the knife looks dirty). You should also have aimed the cuttlery on a slight angle outwards (on the top) to compensate for the warp you got as a result of a wide lens.

I like the idea though and the colors are great! Nice job! [/quote]

Ahh yes.. I got a lot of comments about dirty cuttlery. The marks you see are actually figerprints. I didn't pick them up, I was too busy concentrating on the plate. Good 'ol tunnel vision is my curse.

Glad you like it!

-Dan

Message edited by author 2004-05-25 23:34:54.