What do to with a fishtank - some lights and a camera

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This: David B. Smith Gallery | Kim Keever
:mrgreen:

Though I will say the higher vibrancy and contrast of the thumbnails I think suits them more than their more natural muted effects when viewed larger.

 

[dxqcanada]

... and I thought it was just to hold fish.

That seems like a lot of work.

 

[forrey]

The question is, is it more or less work, time, and money than going to places that actually have awesome landscapes? either way, cool effect! I don't know if I'd have the patience

 

[tevo]

This: David B. Smith Gallery | Kim Keever
:mrgreen:

Though I will say the higher vibrancy and contrast of the thumbnails I think suits them more than their more natural muted effects when viewed larger.

David B. Smith Gallery | Kim Keever, Kim Keever Studio Views This brings to mind a scene from the Matrix..

 

[gsgary]

I'm looking for a tank for some product shoots, but that link looks interesting

 

[MLeeK]

AND a meticulously constructed landscape. I can't decide if the main artistry lies in the creation of those landscapes in there, or the photography!
Any way around it it is someone with a LOT OF time on their hands!
They're really very cool! I too like the contrast of the thumbnails. TFS!