Ralph Grant  The key is high ISO, no Flash. I was down there during the summer with my D80 but ISO 800 doesn't quite cut it. I can't wait to go back to an aquarium with the D3S!  Mar 14, 2010 ~ 10:44am

kendra  I'd pay $27 in a heartbeat to see the aquarium the way you do!  Mar 8, 2010 ~ 5:32pm

Laurie  These images are spectacular! Thank you for sharing.  Mar 6, 2010 ~ 8:09am

heather  How in the world do you get your aquarium pics to turn out so good??? I only wish:) Great job!  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 10:00pm

Monica  Looks like the $ was worth it for these images. You're an "underwater" photographer without the hassle of swimming! The 2nd to last is my favorite. Amazing how you were able to avoid fingerprints & noseprints :)  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 5:21pm

Becky  Love them all! Robin looks "hulk-like". :-)  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 9:54am

Susan Dodd  These are so amazing!! Great job!  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 9:07am

Chad Pennington  ewwwww You killed it on the last image. I love it  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 8:57am

Tori  Amazing! Well done!  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 8:46am

Heather Roach  You're in Atlanta? I'd love to meet you! I'm in Macon.  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 7:45am

Melissa  My son loved looking at your photos over my shoulder. That 2nd to last photo is fantastic. I just got home from the OneLight workshop in Atlanta, I wish I had time for the aquarium.  Mar 5, 2010 ~ 7:40am

Veronika Duty  WOW! Especially the second to the last! Wow!  Mar 4, 2010 ~ 10:51pm

mindy  I shouldnt be surprised that these turned out so amazing...aquarium shooting can be tough..but you make it all look amazing.  Mar 4, 2010 ~ 6:15pm