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ReefLady

Well-Known Member
Staff member
I read that the other day, pretty good, but I'm baffled as to why one should always take a pic of a fish facing left. I prefer the opposite, but would never put forth a rule about which way the fish should be facing... that's ridiculous IMO.
 

Tarasco

Active Member
I thought it was funny too. It must be for some sort of identification purposes, cuz you always see them facing left on fishbase.org.
 

ReefLady

Well-Known Member
Staff member
Guess I'm just a rebel... LOL.



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reefrunner

Contributing Member
It's a stupid rule for sure, but it does make some sense. The eye is naturally drawn to the upper left side of a photo (like reading a book) and then moves through the photo, haveing a fish facing the left side of the photo puts the eye roughly in le left 1/3 of the photo or at least has a better shot at getting it there.
 

Mitchell

Member
wow.......once there were tang cops, now camera cops

your such a rebel T

now did I shoot these like this or did I flip them to stay in with the cool guys??????



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Silly silly rules :hallo: :rolleyes:
 
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