I found Nemo!

[memento]

I went to the Baltimore Aquarium and this was my daughters fav pic from the day,

 

[Sisco]

Aquariums are a hard nut to shoot in, the lights often give you either underexposed or over....this one is over, but maybe for your daughter you could give it a little work in edit

 

[Markw]

I live about 10 mins away from the National aquarium in Baltimore. I think its wonderful, but never have brought my camera to shoot there. I dont get there much, but I think their jelly exhibit would be amazing to shoot. Those upside down jellies look amazing. Ill have to get out there one of these days. I can already feel the frustration of the place as far as shooting goes. Id like to get a half decent monopod first. Id love to see some more photos from the day. This one is a tad overexposed and youve got some motion blur going on..but thats to be expected, I suppose.

Mark

PS. I deem the citron/clown goby on the bottom right to be Frank.

 

[EricD]

Pretty good attempt for shooting thru glass! I personally also would remove the littel fish (right bottom) but the little motion blur works well for me in this image. Water always has a little movement going on!

 

[Frequency]

I really liked this image; i would enjoy this innocently as your child; the motion blur is positive suggesting the state of things there; the anemone's glow like appearance makes this a good image

 

[memento]

thank you all for the responses!
i'll have to open this back up and tone it down a bit.

I dont get there much, but I think their jelly exhibit would be amazing to shoot. Those upside down jellies look amazing. Ill have to get out there one of these days.

Id love to see some more photos from the day.

you gotta go! especially being so close!

i'll post some more pics, eventually... i got an awesome one(to me) from the "Jellies Invasion".

i want to go back without my kid so i can spend a little more time playing with the camera, instead of her