>I'm planning a quick visit to the Tennessee Aquarium
>(http://www.tennis.org/) this weekend while in Chattanooga. Does anyone
>that has experience shooting in this or similar exhibit areas care to offer
>some helpful tips? This will be my first visit to the aquarium, so I have
>no idea what to expect in the way of lighting or other variables.
I've had reasonable success with 400 or 800 speed film, a 50mm/f1.4,
and a monopod. I wouldn't like to try using on-camera flash; there
are too many refelective surfaces around (and the flash might annoy
the residents, anyway).
This was taken in the Monterey Bay Aquarium:
http://reality.sgi.com/jfrancis/gallery/images/c2000m05.jpg
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