Fish photos?

Originally Posted by Kevin H

Pleco

Thanks Kevin!

Edit: Just read they're common in Central and South America. Wonder why it was a Wako.

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Originally Posted by Marilynne

Thanks Kevin!

Edit: Just read they're common in Central and South America. Wonder why it was a Wako.

Circle B is full of them too look through your pics you have a Great Blue heron with one + others

This photo of a beautiful 7 foot female sand shark was taken several years ago with my Nikonos V, 35mm f/2.8 UW Nikkor and High Speed Ektachrome off the coast of Pensacola, FL. She was actually quite curious and non-threatening. Most people freak at the thought of being in the water with sharks, I love it! They are amazing creatures and as long as you don't do anything stupid your chances of being bitten are less than being struck by lightning. I have been diving for 40 years with countless species of sharks, including tigers and bulls and have yet to be threatened by one. I am not really sure what cause the would on the left side of her snout, she might have gotten hooked.

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@Marilynne Appreciate if you could transfer or move my posts in this thread to a "Fish photos" thread under General Photography. Just because this thread is under "D3200" of "Nikon DSLR cameras". Seems to be not the place my posts should go. Thanks

Originally Posted by blackstar

@Marilynne Appreciate if you could transfer or move my posts in this thread to a "Fish photos" thread under General Photography. Just because this thread is under "D3200" of "Nikon DSLR cameras". Seems to be not the place my posts should go. Thanks

I can move them if you wish. I don't own a D3200 and post my shots here. Let me know if you still want me to move them.