Reviews from

the unicorn Tang

in the Maldives

12 total reviews 
Comment from Artistic Chick


What an interesting fish. How big do they grow to be on average. When something interests me. I'm an information sponge. It looks like this fish may have a horn off the top of his head as well? It may be vegetation behind him. He appears to have a slight transparent aspect to him? A beautiful shot of beautiful shades of greens and tears. I would think the fishy tropical bacteria maybe a fungus as well could cause a rampant infection if skewered by that horn. Even human bites can cause massive tissue damage requiring surgery , debridement and IV antibiotics. And bites that puncture can really hurt. Regardless, we're not here to discuss medicine. Thank you for sharing you pic and informative info.

 Comment Written 16-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 16-Mar-2019
    thanks a lot again kari;
    he has a horn on top of his head,, therefore he is called unicorn;

    at all transparent, just a strange light effect in the water, with a slight mirror effect
Comment from Brady Nielson


This is a really cool photograph of this fish. Sounds like you would want to keep your distance! The fish almost looks translucent (I have never seen this species before). Thank you for sharing.

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 15-Mar-2019
    many thanks brady
Comment from Bruceiorio


Good nature capture. Good sharply focused image.
Good depth of field.
Very good angle of view.
Nice perspective.
Nice design elements.
Good color and lighting.
Nice details and textures.

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    thank you
Comment from alaskapat


It's easy to see how the Unicorn Tang got its name. This is such a clear image underwater . This fish just shimmers, it's really quite beautiful as well as very interesting to view. Well focused with perfect exposure, the colors and tones appear natural. Well composed in natural surroundings , well,presented with informative notes!

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    thanks a lot pat
Comment from Sange


I never heard of or have seen a Unicorn Tang. I have seen Yellow Tangs, but this guy is wicked cool!
Love his soft transparent blue like coloring and the fine details and clarity you managed to get on this Unique fish.
Nice work Fred :)

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    thanks a lot Sandra for your nice comments;
    glad to post Something you Don't see in Florida
Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan


This is a fine underwater shot of the horned fish!. You have framed it well. The light and shadows, colours and the composition have worked out well. Thanks for sharing!

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    many thanks sesha
Comment from michiganmike


A beautiful fish and a very fine photo. I have never shot under water and wonder if it is necessary to use a flash. Great colors and sharp detail in the fish and a very nice reef background.

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    thanks again;
    flash is a must when diving:
    below 2 meters, everything will be ble without a flash
Comment from suzannethompson2


Excellent capture of this interesting fish and thank you for the informative notes accompanying this. The fish looks almost transparent. Very good lighting and focus showing great detail. Very good composition. Suzanne

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    many thanks Suzanne;
    just the lighting: not at all transparent
reply by suzannethompson2 on 14-Mar-2019
    Ah!
Comment from Kelly Grant 2


This is beautiful! This is a really cool looking fish! Great composition and depth! Your work is always great! Awesome job here! Thank you so much for sharing!

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    thanks a lot Kelly for your lovely comments
Comment from Susan F. M. T.


Fred,
A beautiful underwater picture on this Unicorn Tang watching you out of the corner of it's eye the light glowing on the back of it's left front fin while it's body looks almost transparent. Beautiful composition framing & lighting taken with superb camera techniques & sharp focus.
Susan

 Comment Written 14-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 14-Mar-2019
    merci suzanne