(Ghastly) Krueger
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In a recent trip to Phila to visit my brother, we made an unscheduled visit to the NJ aquarium. Fortunatelly, I had my new 50mm f1.8, which helped a lot with the low light, but I still couldn't get very good results.
I will post these anyway in case someone can give me some tips on how to improve the sharpness. All are handheld or leaning against walls / tank frames, almost all manually focused.
1. Dragon
2. Tun... tun... tun... tun
3. Even though it's all blurry, I liked this one.
4. Fishes
5. Ray's singing duo... It was a carrol, BTW.
6. Sea turtle and a friend
7. I am terrible angry at myself for not getting this one right.
8. I don't remember this guy's name
9. Glow in the dark Jelly fish
Thanks for looking. Your comments are as always appreciated. Especially tips on how to improve sharpness.
I will post these anyway in case someone can give me some tips on how to improve the sharpness. All are handheld or leaning against walls / tank frames, almost all manually focused.
1. Dragon
2. Tun... tun... tun... tun
3. Even though it's all blurry, I liked this one.
4. Fishes
5. Ray's singing duo... It was a carrol, BTW.
6. Sea turtle and a friend
7. I am terrible angry at myself for not getting this one right.
8. I don't remember this guy's name
9. Glow in the dark Jelly fish
Thanks for looking. Your comments are as always appreciated. Especially tips on how to improve sharpness.