There just isn't much wrong with this picture. The diagonal lines of the shark bring you into the picture and the little fish is close enough to the edge you think he might escape. Good focus and a great job of eliminating the glare from the acquarium glass. It is an acquarium, isn't it? You get a 9 from Autool
your mum says I have to do this or she won't leave me alone! It is good however, when I try to take pictures of fish, I find that they tend to blur on my digital camera.....;-) Dan
O.K., I fear them too. (call me tuna!) Very good shot. I have tried these through glass underwater shots often, this is about as good as it gets. (that was supposed to sound so much more positive.) 8 Swash
Looks like this was taken through the glass at an aquarium - that's not fear - get in there! The fish on the rhs is rather distracting especially because it's cut oiff. It might have helped to white balance off the sand/shark's lower body. Even though the water is fairly shallow, it absorbs red light much faster than blue which makes the colours washed out and a little greenish. Nice and sharp on the shark's eye - wish we could see more of the teeth.
next time try no to say "cheese" before you take the shark's picture ;-) too bad you cut the little fish off and the colors in the shark's mid section don't look grey, but blue, green and red, probably due to jpeg and taking the picture through glass (?). 5, beegee
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