Let's Get Tanked

Uploaded: January 16, 2004 17:56:32

Description

Fish and tank were taken separately. 1/125 sec, digital ISO=50, f.8.0, 420EX Speed light external flash pointed straight up and reflected back into tank on other side of glass via white paper held above. This presented reflection on glass of camera, as well as reflection of scales and water born particles from being hi-lighted. Photoshop 7.0 used with lasso selection tool to mask fish, gradient transparency masking used to fade rear of fish into darkness, Plus other minor tweaks.

Comments

Jean Papo February 05, 2004

Very cool shot, Brian! Love how you did this, and really appreciate the detailed explanation. Sorry I missed it first time around! :-) #94450

Kevin Burns May 31, 2005

insane!! your work is to die for!! Your gallery is full of work I can only dreem about. #1416957

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