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Hi Guys This is totally off topic, but I would like to see what you guys think. This is a video I recently shot in Namibia. I have been developing some new photography techniques, hope you like.

If you really want to do it right shoot on film. Digital still can't get that chlorophyll green quite right in my opinion. Take the link below as a cross section of good digital tank photography. The highlights of the greens always look electric...

Check this out.... http://www.re35.net/ Shame it was an april fool, great concept. Here's some kodachrome shot on a Pentax K1000 of my friends to helping me stock my tank. :D This ones digital but worth posting

Cheers. The first shot was shot from a plane window and then stabilised. The rest were shot on a tripod and digitally manipulated to recreate to motion parallax of a camera move. Here are some more with the same technique. R P.S. UKAPS I am loving the new video options. Works really well.

Hi Here's some stuff I have done recently: Himalayas Showreel Timelapse of my tank. Hope you like. R

Hi Mark. Thanks that's very kind of you. Yeah I do do it a bit seriously, I sell them online, but not nearly enough to make a living out of it. I have never had problems with the camera getting hot. There may be an issue with the shutter. My camera has an expected shutter life of 100,000...

It's nothing near that, but here's some timelapse stuff I shot in Malaysia and India: http://vimeo.com/11779501 R

Love it

I have the canon 30D, but may get the 7D soon. Not sure about my budget yet, I sort of have a OKish macro (sigma 20-200) so am just seeing if I can find a super dooper one.

Hi I would love a good macro, I was just wondering if any of you lovely people have any lenses that you have found to be particularly amazing for aquarium photography? R

Giant Redwood and 2 Banyan Trees in the sunlight this morning. They are growing on the exposed wood in my tank. The foreground leaves are Mangrove seedlings.