Cool pics of my Red-Scribbled Wrasse!
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Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
Wow! The last two especially are amazing! Great photography and beautiful fish 
Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
Do you think this is the same fish? (scroll up a bit for the photo)
BTTRFLYGRL
New member
NICE!! Beautiful fish!!
How do you do it! Do YOUR fish hold still for photos??
My camera has a delay before it actually shoots and by then its too late.. I wish I could get good photos of my fishys
How do you do it! Do YOUR fish hold still for photos??
My camera has a delay before it actually shoots and by then its too late.. I wish I could get good photos of my fishys
Angel*Fish
cats and large squashes
Kim, this frustrated me with my camera until someone explained to me that the button has two "stages". If I hold it down partially, it goes into a different mode where it's doing something that when you do push the button down all the way, it captures that exact moment without the delay. Maybe your camera is like that, too. (?)<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9139440#post9139440 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by BTTRFLYGRL
NICE!! Beautiful fish!!
How do you do it! Do YOUR fish hold still for photos??
My camera has a delay before it actually shoots and by then its too late.. I wish I could get good photos of my fishys
Anyway, obviously I am camera clueless as you can tell from the wording above
. But it can't hurt to try it . 
Conesus_Kid
Premium Member
Stunning shots and breathtaking fish!
BTTRFLYGRL
New member
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9141322#post9141322 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Angel*Fish
Kim, this frustrated me with my camera until someone explained to me that the button has two "stages". If I hold it down partially, it goes into a different mode where it's doing something that when you do push the button down all the way, it captures that exact moment without the delay. Maybe your camera is like that, too. (?)
Anyway, obviously I am camera clueless as you can tell from the wording above
Thanks! I'll try this!!:rollface:
Ooulophilia
New member
If possible, you should try and pick up a few more. The Halichoeres wrasses are very interesting to watch in groups.
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
Great pix. How about including some scientific names? "Red Scribbled Wrasse" doesn't help much....
water hazzard
In Memoriam
sweet fish and so colorful
