damn rye tell me how you take such great pics, those are stunning to say the least. i know your a photographer but what does a layman have to do to get something close to that. do you touch your pics up with software at all? thanks
heylo rye
just wonderin, but in that first picture, are thoes the zoo's you got from me, because if they are...wow, they're doing really well in your system...anywho, great pictures like always...i might stop in your store in the next week or so to see what trouble i can stir up...
Nice Pics Rye . You said ur red flowerpot is dyin... do you know why? well i guess if you did, it wouldnt be dyin. oh well, dumb question. I was lookin into a red flowerpot for a while, kinda expensive.
Originally posted by sebae0
do you touch your pics up with software at all? thanks
A little bit. I almost always use the crop feature in photoshop and sometimes I will mess around with color balance or contrast if something doesn't look right.
Tip to taking some decent tank shots is to turn off all of the pumps.
Originally posted by iceburger
heylo rye
just wonderin, but in that first picture, are thoes the zoo's you got from me,
No......not the same zoos but they are similar. The ones I got from you are doing well too though.
Originally posted by SPSfreak100
Very nice, Ryan! What camera are you using for these pictures?
Graham
Those were all shot with a Nikon D100 and 24-85mm lens. I don't think you need to worry about what camera I am using though......your photos are top-notch always.
Originally posted by SLOFish
. You said ur red flowerpot is dyin... do you know why? I was lookin into a red flowerpot for a while, kinda expensive.
Goniopora have a horrible success rate in the hobby and most suggest staying away from them. Unfortunately when I didn't know very much yet and I hadn't found this message board........I bought a the Red Goniopora nearly two years ago.......one of my first corals. It is still with me today. I truly believe that the Red Flowerpots are the only ones to attempt to keep. I have seen several of them that have been in tanks for more than a year or two. They are more expensive though........and you also have to watch out for "food coloring dyed" versions of these corals.