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Subject: Re: Re[2]: historical manuscripts
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 21:40:43 -0400
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> I am one of those people who believes in consulting experts rather then a
> brother-in-law when it comes to work that requires a great deal of care
and
> precision. Last year I had to shoot some Leafy Sea Dragons for an
aquarium.
> These critters are extremely delicate, so I consulted with the
photographer
> at the New Orleans Aquarium who's work I found on the web. Got some great
> advise and the shoot went well.
>
What did he say about the flash?  I've been to quite a few aquariums but the
one in Tampa Fla. forbid any flash...said it made them nervous.  I really
question that.  I just wish I could get the opportunity to photograph them
in their natural environment!

drbob


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