The Joy of Koi #9 by goodoleboy
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Continuing on the koi series, captured 6/29/09, at the beautiful Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden on the beautiful campus of California State University Long Beach in beautiful Long Beach, California.
A ZOOM will exponentially increase your viewing pleasure.
The cool clear water adds another dimension when photographing these beautiful fishies.
Tallyho, and toodles.
Comments (15)
MrsRatbag
Looks to me like they think you're going to feed them; nothing like koi to be gregarious in pursuit of food! Sort of like the dogs of the piscine world. Excellent shots of these beautiful fishies!
Hendesse
Fantastic collage of excellent shots. My favorite is the first photo. Superb!
cmolsen2002
Lovely clarity!
rocserum
wonderful series! RS
durleybeachbum
Beautiful set of pics.
THROBBE
They certainly look hungry! Great work as always Harry!
mbz2662
Oh boy... koi! Nice collage... makes me think I should go photograph my Mom's fishies ;)
babuci
Great collage of the popping colors againts a water. Yepp, 2nd shot a best.
morningglory
Nice series with the Koi. They are such lovely additions to a garden.
tizjezzme
Love the rhyming title :) Great shots of the Koi - they get so big and they all have such unique markings. I love 'em!
Meisiekind
I cannot get over the clarity of the water in this pond! Fantastic images Harry with the splotches of orange all around the crystal water... Great collage! :)
debbielove
Very clear shot! Amazing.. My fish shots are always in blurred water ... Great stuff. Rob.
elfin14doaks
Wow, that's a lot of Koi, Very cool shots.
anahata.c
they really are complex fish, aren't they, their patterns & coloration seem painted on. And yes the water & its reflections do add a lot of motion & light-play to the shots. I assume they're coming back in better numbers now (you'd said they were decimated)...They really are complexly colored fish. I can see why you like photographing them. And you know, the smaller number may make it easier for you & other photographers to get good shots, because you don't have all that activity and competition that a large number of fish would present...
Biffowitz
Nice work on these Koi Harry. The bottom one reminds me of these little submarines I get in my breakfast cerial some 55 years ago. Put in a little baking soda inside and they would sink and swim around.