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I think it’s a nice change to see this rather than the solid colours & films etc Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You’ve not really said what it is you want apart from not blue or grey skies So is it just a sky you want ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Your going to have to take it yourself as no one is ever going to have the perfect photo for you to use Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You also need to think about which fish you will have if any No point having greyish silver fish against a grey sky background etc Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Remember you can crop them Some of the ones I’ve just borrowed from google had sheep houses etc in the foreground that I simply cropped out You need to decide the kind of scene you want Is there to be distant hills ? Or just sky ? Or you want a grey rainy sky? Dramatic red sunset ? What...

Do any of these help ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’d just get the first one printed on paper then pin it to some cardboard so you can see if you like it or not What’s the size of the glass panel you want to cover ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've got so many like these it's hard to choose which to enter [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As this is your first go I'd say Put the camera on a tripod, for fish only pics get it as close to the spot in the tank where you want the fish to be - but obviously so you lens can still focus Push it to manual focus Then fir fun place some of their favourite food where the camera is focused...

I loved Vietnam unfortunately I did not get to Sapa [emoji24] I really love to go back soon

I'm hooked

I've just bought the extension tubes to try as I couldn't get my head around the reverse lens

I played with the cheap magnifying lenses and the extension tubes last week on a photography course, everyone got great results. I've ordered same cheap ones from eBay, this will do me for a while until I can justify buying a purpose made macro lens. I suppose it's all down to what you want to...

I also like canon

Take mine at night when room is as dark as possible only lighting above the tank But I'm no professional just a happy snapper

I think it's probably the hardest thing to do, light is either your best friend or your worst enemy, a polarising filter and take at a slight angle to cut out reflections on the glass, some of my best shots have been taken with a 300mm lens :-) well the fish just go about their normal behaviour...