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I have added some new fish to my 55g over the last week. I am kind of embarrassed to show my pictures because they are not half as good as other peoples. I guess I did my best though. I really hope the pictures are not too big. Here they are:

My angelfish...


My female Ram...can't get a good picture of her yet. I'm still trying though.


My new Pandas.

That is one of my corydoras sodalis to the right..he is my biggest, named Tater. (He is huge compared to the pandas!)

And a recent picture of one of my yoyo loaches. They were really skinny when I got them and people said they looked underfed, but now they have fattened up quite a bit!
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*Kristin*

To start off with you can never do any more than your best.
I think you could have a litle focus problem. The angle photo looks like a good glass cleaning would have helped.

Have a look at this link it might help you.

Keith

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Sorry I missed doing this link.

Practice is the only way to improve your best.
I can assure they were 100% better that my early attempts.

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Keith

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I do have a focus problem. My camera will only zoom in so far, then the picture gets blurry. I haven't mastered the close up pictures yet. I am still trying though. I should try my dad's camera. It is very clear on close up pictures.
I have to work on the focus and having a steady hand. I don't have a tripod, which would help alot.

*Kristin*

make sure you're in macro mode. this is usually indicated by a flower icon on the camera.

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My macro is a tulip but changes colour when it is in focus.
I have never used a trypod maybe I am lucky and still have very steady hands. I just took a photo outdoors close to dark about 2ins away from an insect. I rested my arm on my knee for support and it worked. I will be posting the photo very soon.

Keith

Near enough is not good enough, therefore good enough is not near enough, and only your best will do.
I VOTE DO YOU if not WHY NOT?
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I dunno what it is, but the name tater for the big cory just makes me laugh.

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haha...my boyfriend named Tater. We are obviously from the South (US). You can tell that by the name. It always makes me laugh when I see him because he is so much bigger than the others.

*Kristin*