The following are some examples of good-quality fish photos. This photo of a tilefish caught on the Viking and shot by Capt. Carl Forsberg is a perfect example of a horizontal image that captures the beauty of the fish caught.
In vertical photos
like this one of Mke Wright by Tom Hinton
it's important to be sure you get the entire fish in the photo and don't cut off the top of the person's head.
Holding a very small fish right up to the camera lens will make the fish look a little bigger. Capt. John Capuano of the Shinnecock Star took this shot.
This photo is composed well and makes the fish look great
but a flash would have helped keep the shadows off Jim Williams' face in this photo by Shawn Deuel.
Even in bright daylight
using a flash
The following are some examples of good-quality fish photos. This photo of a tilefish caught on the Viking and shot by Capt. Carl Forsberg is a perfect example of a horizontal image that captures the beauty of the fish caught.
In vertical photos
like this one of Mke Wright by Tom Hinton
it's important to be sure you get the entire fish in the photo and don't cut off the top of the person's head.
Holding a very small fish right up to the camera lens will make the fish look a little bigger. Capt. John Capuano of the Shinnecock Star took this shot.
This photo is composed well and makes the fish look great
but a flash would have helped keep the shadows off Jim Williams' face in this photo by Shawn Deuel.
Even in bright daylight
using a flash
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