Let see your Kilies...

Joli, et c'est quoi ton sol? On dirai des billes d'argiles mais petites non?

Granupor

superbe le amieti

Thanks for sharing that great shot, Guillaume! Really nice Fundulopanchax specimen!
I had take a look at your site - there are plentiful of many others wonderful photos!  8)

Here is one more Killi combat shot of mine, which is become a front page to other issue of that special Killi Magazine:



[B]Nothobranchius kafuensis Kayuni ZAM 09-01[/B]

Thanks Hristo, of course you can tell me how to increase my photos quality... please.

Nikon D90 + Sigma 105 F2.8 + 2 flashs SB800-600.

Photo: F32 - ISO 200

Guillaume,

Superbe photo.

Hristo,

Beautifuls shots !

I had explain it once - My “Technical” English is very bad and as I said, I’m not a Professional Photographer to give any "special" advices,
also I had use only my photo-equipment and have no experience with any other type/models cameras, lenses, gears…!
I had share yet my photo-equipment, my usual set up, technique and usual camera settings.
So, what more I can say?
Your photos look really very nice to me and will be great to get them submitted again in our next KAB International Killi Photo Competition!
Actually, you have to know pretty well, that there is no “magic recipe” for making good pictures, because every situation (depended on fish size,pose, specific...etc) is diferent! Also, there is no "universal best" camera options - they are diferent every time and have to be suitable with every single situation(shooting entire tank/fishes, shooting single big/small fish , shooting macro...etc)

Ok, thanks. Which software are you using (Photoshop,Gimp,...) ?

For fast looking/editing - ACDSee and IrfanView.
For more detailed edition - Photoshop CS2

Here is a couple more shots of the last Fellas:

Magnifique  :o !

La gueule en gros plan fait un peu peur quand même  :P...

Bigmouth wants to swallow you !  ???

Now, here is one more beautiful Nothos specimen in action - [b]Nothobranchius orthonotus MZCS Bala-Bala 08-122[/b]

And a couple Aphyosemions pictures again:

[b]Aphyosemion Decorsi Kapou RCA 911[/b]


[b]Aphyosemion Congicum[/b]

Your photo to decorsei Kapou is probably my favorite photo.
Indeed, if I have today the fish in my aquariums, it is because one day I met this photo.  :)

Oh, that is very big compliment, Pascal! Thanks!
Actually, that is the meaning of my Photos - to make more and more people involve in Aquatic Hobby!  :lamp:  ;)

Continuing with one of my favorite Simpsonichthys specimen - [b]Simpsonichthys santanae[/b]
I will be very glad, if you share some of yours Simpsonichthys too!



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Wonderful  :)

Toutes les photos présentées sont magnifiques; une véritable leçon de photo et de photoshop!
Ce qui est le plus étonnant, c'est que tu disposes finalement d'un équipement très simple.
Ce sont tes photos et celles de Maurice Chauche qui m'ont amené à me passionner moi aussi pour la photo des poissons.
Félicitations.

All photos are magnificent, a real lesson in photography and photoshop!
What is most amazing is that you finally have a very simple equipment.
These are your photos and those of Mauritius Chauche that led me to get excited too for the photo of the fish.
Congratulations.

Ce que j’admire sur toutes ces photos, c’est l’exposition absolument parfaite. C’est l’un des points les plus difficiles à maîtriser dans la photographie des killies. C’est facile de s’en rendre compte, il n’y a pas une seule zone de cramée sur tous le poisson, pas une seule zone trop clair ou blanche. Il est souvent facile d’obtenir une photo assez bonne où certaine partie du poisson ressortent bien mais vraiment très difficile de ne pas avoir, même une petite zone souvent sur le ventre, qui soit cramée.
C’est vraiment un boulot fantastique… Bravo !

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I admire on all of these pictures is absolutely perfect exposure. This is one of the more difficult to control in the killies photography. It is easy to realize, there is not a single area burned by light on all the fish, not a single zone too clear or white. It is often easy to get a good enough picture where some of the fish stand out well but really difficult not having even a small box often belly is overexposed.
This is really a grateful job Bravo![/i]