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[almarktool]

Ryan,
i know u got that new super camera when u going to put up some pics of it in action, i'd realy like to see you top your other pictures LOL
Mark

 

[ryebread]

Hey Mark,
I have barely had time to play with this thing but, here are some of what I took earlier today. I have to practice and I am sure I will get better with this in time. I also did not have my lenses of choice with me when shooting.

 

[ryebread]

Another Banggai picture......I love these guys.

 

[ryebread]

Blue Sea Fan.......looks like a bonsai tree.

 

[ryebread]

Green Brain with mushrooms on the side.

 

[ryebread]

mmmm........Candy.

 

[ryebread]

Hawkeye

 

[ryebread]

My friend's 350 gallon reef........must be nice.

 

[ryebread]

This sucks......... these photos look much, much better before I cut down the resolution.

 

[j21kickster]

speaking of bonsai, here is a little creation of mine

 

[almarktool]

yeah your right they stink, better wait till u get the other lens, LOL looks great, what lens u using hey if u got the time send me one via email not stepped down so i can print it and see the detail of the camera
thanks,
mark

 

[ryebread]

Is this a worm of some type? Christmas tree?

 

[ryebread]

Flower power.....

 

[ryebread]

Candy coral wannabe......what is this called?

 

[j21kickster]

Ya its called a CoCo worm- they have about the same care as tube worms- but are about 2X as expensive and have a hard calcium skeleton

 

[j21kickster]

that last coral looks like a favia sp. a moon coral

 

[ryebread]

I shot these pics with a 28-80 sigma lens, no tripod, and just the built in flash..........such an amatuer.

 

[almarktool]

rye email me the first one with the clown not altered if u can
mark

 

[jonthefb]

yeah the first questionable pic you have is a coco worm, and as kickster said, they are quite price but are related to common featherdusters, but with a hard calcium tube.
the second pic looks more like a monastrea coral than it does a favia, at least in my experience. i purchased a coral that looked much similar to this that was sold to me as a favia, however it is a monastrea coral
great shots rye, what kind of cam are these with again?
good luck
jon

 

[ryebread]

Thanx Jon-
These are with my new digital SLR. Nikon D100 to be exact. Now that I have this I am going to be selling my other set-up since I don't need it. 5 digital cameras is too much says the wife.