Photography Competition #42: Aquatic Life

Howdy!

The next topic is : Aquatic Life. Be creative!.

Rules: This is strictly a photography contest! No photo chopping, but contrast, brightness, levels and other minor touch-ups (healing tool will be allowed for film and print scans). Please avoid any text on the photograph, except at most a copyright statement, remember distractions like text can take away from the composition. Digital and film photography are both allowed. Only one submission per user will be allowed.

You MUST have taken the image yourself.

Max size dimension: 640px (including border)
Max file size: 150kb
File name: Please name your entry the same as your user name (or as close to as possible if your user name has characters that are not allowed in file names)
(Please ensure your entry meets the above before entering your image)

Length: Competition closes Monday September 1, 2008

Voting lasts five days after close of competition.

Awesome.....this gives me an excuse to go fishing...... :):)

I have a photo i took back in July 2006 at Toronto Zoo i would submit. Just need to go and find it.

Oh no. I suppose there's going to be a "The big one that got away" story to accompany the picture?

I wonder if my dad will let me borrow his water proof camera....

Hmm, this is a tough one, without owning a fishtank or an aquatic camera, it's definitly going to be a challenge...

Well, while you all are fishing, I'll be enjoying some tasty frog legs.

lol that's awesome. I will try to come by with something. I will now go and root through my pictures and try to figure something out.

Had to really dig into my old photos to find one that fits the theme ... this was taken ages ago, last year I think, in Sydney Aquarium.

I have to say. That pic is awesome.

Also, welcome back breeze

Wow! Nice breeze!

Ditto.
I'll have to try and find something!

That really is a good shot breeze. I was intending to look up some old photos I took of Shamu at Seaworld quite a few years ago but had serious difficulties locating them. One of these days I need to seriously digitize my old photos.

I would love to digitize old photos - I don't even have *that* many, maybe nearing a thousand, but it still seems like such a daunting task.
And no EXIF data

Aurgh! I have a photo I want to put in, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't qualify.

Is it strictly Aquatic life or in the most general way possible?