Photographing Octopuses
Octopoda
What Must Be In The Photograph 2
There are two octopus commonly found around Aotearoa, the Common octopus (Macroctopus maorum) and the Common Sydney octopus (Octopus tetricus).
To be able to get a species ID for these, you must get a photograph of the eyes.
- White eyes (as seen in the first three photographs) are the Common Sydney octopus (Octopus tetricus)
- Orange eyes (as seen in the last three photographs) are the Common octopus (Macroctopus maorum)
Tweaking Photos 2
Check out the General Guide for Tweaking Photos for tips on how to:
- Sharpen photos
- Lighten photos
- Fix washed out photos
- Crop Photos
Other Photo Guides 2
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- General Guide To Photographing Plants
- Photographing Ferns
- Photographing Sun Orchids
- Photographing Greenhood Orchids
- Photographing Sundews
- Photographing Searockets
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- Bird Guide
- General Guide To Photographing Birds
- Insect Guide
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- Tweaking Guide
- General Guide To Tweaking Photos
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