I was flipping through Vol I of "The Complete Photographer" (published in
1941).
William T. Innes has an article in it titled "Aquarium and Fish
Photography." Some of the information is dated of course but a lot of it
seems useful (restraint techniques, lighting, exposure settings, etc.).
Photographs are pretty dark with low to moderate contrast, and the book is
bound such that clear pictures of the entire page will be tricky, but I will
try to get a good photocopy. Interested members who want a copy of that can
e-mail me off-list.
- Jan
P.S. There is an interesting photo of Innes (in coat-and-tie) photgraphing
a sea horse using one of his set-ups mounted on an ironing board.
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