I was at Volare in Brunswick St., and noticed an aquarium full of large orange fish. As large orange fish suspended in water make good objects to photograph, I took out my camera. As I approached, the fish flocked to the lens. Whenever I moved the camera up or down to get different angles, the fish would immediately swarm towards the lens. It seemed that the cheeky little buggers loved having their pictures taken.
Posted by: CNWB | http://cnwb.blogspot.com | Fri Jun 13 01:13:07 2003
I also recently discovered this little Brunswick Street gem. My favourite is the huge pleco (aka Suckermouth Catfish). I have one a tiny one at home (about the length of a matchstick), but these huge ones are great.
Posted by: gjw | http://the-fix.org | Fri Jun 13 01:13:43 2003
Yeah, you do make the best wallpaper. I've had the Melbourne autumn leaves on my desktop for weeks now.
Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com/ | Fri Jun 13 13:49:24 2003
Arrrgh! It's going to eat me! Run away! Run away!
Posted by: Ben the REAL Ben | http://www.furnitureporn.com | Sun Jun 15 02:29:51 2003
Did you read this article about fish porn? Can't find it now but it was one of the most viewed articles at the age yesterday.
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Posted by: Josh | | Thu Jun 12 21:16:42 2003
Cool pics nonetheless. I made one of them wallpaper. :)