I’ve always wanted to photograph these sinuous creatures… safely from behind a pane of glass that is. What I didn’t figure was how difficult it’d be! The ones I saw were not the least bit sedate, and energetically zipped all over the tank the whole time. The blooming and pulsing motions usually threw off my autofocus and made things a wild blur. Later, I finally settled on a shuttle speed of between 1/50 and 1/100, at f4 to f5.6, and whichever ISO is necessary to achieve the shuttle speed. You could also try continuous focusing, or a burst mode to increase your chances of getting a solid shot.
A Certain Slant of Light Photography 
You did pretty well, great shot!
Thank you!
I can’t agree with you more. They are graceful, billowy, and in constant motion. I just kept clicking and was happy with two fairly clear shots. Here’s my attempts but I think you’ve outdone mine. Excellent shot and most lovely.
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Eh it was pretty much shoot and pray for me. Haha. Thank you 🙂 I think a heck lot of luck and patience is involved with jellies.
Excellent shot!!!
Thanks 🙂
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Wow! This is amazing. I can’t imagine how difficult it was to get this shot.
Lots of luck I must say…
Excellent photo, I love the colours! bit.ly/sjbphoto
Thanks 🙂
Thanks for the tutorial, and what a wonderful shot!
Thank you!