Photo-montage of fish out of the water Photo Blog P#419 :

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P#419: Photo-montage of fish out of the water.

A little matte for the week end. Transparent water thanks to polarizing filters (a B&W filter) (and really clear water too), the fish was taken with the 17/40 and the top with a 50mm 1.4. For those who need some "inspiration" I've just created a Tumblr (the niciest microblogging platform) where I post, almost everyday, pictures I found nice and inspiring (this actually is my tastes of the moment...). I called this my "clipboard" and it can be reached here: Laurent Batailley Images Clipboard, if, like me, you love to have plenty images to look at everyday, and have also a tumblr or something like that (fffound account etc...), feel free to drop an url. Hope you'll enjoy, Have a nice week end.
Update: Shot at Omega Park, Montebello, Quebec, Canada. More info

Comments about this picture post:

• Amazing!Derek @ 2008-10-10 20:04:58
• Thank You DerekLaurent @ 2008-10-10 20:33:32
• Great picture are usual.
  As for the Tumblr, I'm already following you, and you're already following me :). Wesley Yendrys @ 2008-10-10 21:27:27
• Very nice, at first I thought how did he do that :)frans @ 2008-10-11 03:59:39
• Wow.. This is amazing. Didn´t know this was possible with a polarizer. Absolutely great shot. Very unique! ^_^Xu @ 2008-10-12 07:03:14
• Encore une fois, des photos prisent avec un énorme et gigantesque talent. Un grand bravo. Chapeau. Noémie @ 2008-10-12 08:11:21
• Superbe montage Laurent! Continue!Steeve @ 2008-10-12 09:19:13
• Top, top top !
  (ils ont fini pas nous avoir ces %%% de spammeurs :( )lomoseb @ 2008-10-12 17:58:09
• wahouu !! beautiful picture, and beatiful fish ;-)
  " C'est un beau morceau cette truite, je l'aurais bien mise dans mon assiette "marijan @ 2008-10-13 02:46:25
• I'm speechless... awesome!marc @ 2008-10-13 18:39:45
• Wow! Stunning capture! So crisp and clear. What a natural and beautiful photo.Jay @ 2008-10-14 09:19:16
• @All: Just coming back from a nice week end @ Boston, MA. Thank you all for the comments, I'm glad to see that you liked this image. I'm pretty sorry about all that spam poping around, I'll try to implement a kind of weird but functionnal solution to prevent that (thank you Julien for the idea).
  
  @Tous:De retour d'un beau week end @ Boston, Ma . Merci à tous pour les commentaires. Je suis content de voir que vous avez aimé cette image. Je suis désolé de toute cette polution de spam, je vais essayer d'implémenter une solution tordu mais qui marche aujourd'hui (merci à Julien pour l'idée..)Laurent @ 2008-10-15 09:42:37
• I used a polarizer for years but i never knew you could do something like this. Is this really only done with a circ. pola?PiXistenZ @ 2008-10-19 14:40:25
• hello Kris, the polarizer have eliminated the light reflections of the water as it can eliminate light reflection on a window, the light was nice and the water was really clear and not so deep. Also the angle between water surface and lens is optimal to obtain the transparency, near parallele @ 17mm.Laurent @ 2008-10-19 19:20:41
• The clarity of the water is unreal in this one, it really adds another dimension to the image!Claus Petersen @ 2008-10-20 04:39:47
• everyone who want to open my web open freely george kulinda @ 2008-10-23 11:27:02
• you are brilliant! love it :) john @ 2008-11-07 22:56:02
• this is a great work of art to me ..the sad part is this is what we are doing to our world!!gina @ 2009-01-07 20:58:20
• Great stuff!Rens @ 2009-01-19 18:18:47
• Spectacular, thanks for the info Laurent!PIXistenZ @ 2009-02-11 19:34:37
• well far all, GOD IS GREAT Thanksgeorge kulinda @ 2009-03-08 03:56:46
• nous avons tant de photographes talentueux au Québec! Félicitations laurentlumière pulsée Montré @ 2010-03-12 00:11:46