shark's eye view

The focusing on this is not as precise as I would have liked it to be

but there are some limitations shooting at lower light pass a glass

wall with a subject that swims at will where he will go. The digital

point and shoot that was used for this is not that precise a tool as

a slr.

Stacey,

Sorry for late reply.

Shot at an angle from near the level of the bottom of the tank upwards. Had a strong light angled upwards too along with the on board flash of the digital camera. Had to wait to roughtly get to know the fish's swing path. This is probably the apex of the swim up to water top motion so the fish is a little less moving but they move very fast even then.

Sukhamaya,

True true. Less controls mean more work in places where you can minimise the problems. Does not gurantee success though 8-(. I think a famous photog once said luck is making sure that you did everything you could and was there ready when the image came by.