Arowana Photography Tips

[ewurm]

I am working on my photography skills and the tips are a big help.

 

[xrtg]

That's good tip.

You can try moving with the fish when taking pictures if your camera has slow shutter speed. Some of the pictures would comeout nice.

 

[Opiate]

that's excellent advice!!! but this also works (dun have pics to prove it tho) make the room dark and i mean dark, turn ur fish light off, and leave the room, return in bout 30-40 minutes with the camera ready...quickly turn ur light on and ofcourse it'll be slow n sleepy and when aro's are in this state and suddenly woken, they will rise and swim towards the first thing they see (u n ur camera) they swim real slow and usually swim right at u head on, which makes awesome pics...they ususally do quite a few nice runs past u, then they awake and it's all over sounds stoopid but hey give it ago

 

[Daniel Machado]

Nice tips. Thanks for sharing.

Best regards.

Daniel.

 

[xrtg]

that's excellent advice!!! but this also works (dun have pics to prove it tho) make the room dark and i mean dark, turn ur fish light off, and leave the room, return in bout 30-40 minutes with the camera ready...quickly turn ur light on and ofcourse it'll be slow n sleepy and when aro's are in this state and suddenly woken, they will rise and swim towards the first thing they see (u n ur camera) they swim real slow and usually swim right at u head on, which makes awesome pics...they ususally do quite a few nice runs past u, then they awake and it's all over sounds stoopid but hey give it ago

beware cos it will spook your arowana. trust me.