I got to see tons and tons of fishes and other aquatic life, both large (HUGE sharks and turles) and small (microscopic, even) and even got to pet a friendly shark and stingray.
Despite the millions of unruly kids running around, and the not always easy task of shooting something through highly reflective glass in low light, I had a lot of fun.
Here are just a few of my favorite pictures from the afternoon:



Next up: Washington, DC.
3 comments:
I caught your jellyfish post on google alerts. If you like the jellyfish at the aquarium, you might be interested in my company, Jellyfish Art. We make high-end custom jellyfish aquariums. There are good pictures and video at www.jellyfishart.com/category/jellyfish.
Thanks for visiting the Aquarium! I work there and it was great to stumble upon your post :)
Thanks, gentlemen, for visiting my blog and leaving comments.
Alex: Very cool art!
Jives: I'm really glad you caught my post - it is a really great aquarium, I'd love to come back and see it again the next time I'm in Boston. Every employee I encountered was more than friendly, especially with all the children running about!
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