John Rohan
Shark is Coming!
It's very, very difficult to take photos of people standing in front of aquariums. The aquariums are usually lit, and the outside dark. If you use a flash, it badly reflects off the glass. If you don't use a flash, you can see the person, or the fish, but usually not both. So here I used the Sony DSC-H9's night shot feature, which takes IR pictures. It worked, although of course, the photo is B&W.
I also altered this photo, which is something I rarely do. I used a program to "despeckle" the image, making it less grainy and a little more smooth.
Shark is Coming!
It's very, very difficult to take photos of people standing in front of aquariums. The aquariums are usually lit, and the outside dark. If you use a flash, it badly reflects off the glass. If you don't use a flash, you can see the person, or the fish, but usually not both. So here I used the Sony DSC-H9's night shot feature, which takes IR pictures. It worked, although of course, the photo is B&W.
I also altered this photo, which is something I rarely do. I used a program to "despeckle" the image, making it less grainy and a little more smooth.