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jrandolph1
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Those are beautiful pictures! If you are not a photographer, you missed your calling. I am very impressed and humbled. Thank you and keep them coming.
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Thank-you....
Nope, not a photographer (these days).. I used to do Black and White photography, and enjoyed darkroom work 30 some odd years ago. I have only recently picked up the camera (in this case a camcorder..) and started to shoot things again. I think there probably is a market for coral photography out there, and who knows...
Right now it's a lot of fun, and the macro (close-up) type shots I find really interesting. It's actually pretty cool, as to what you can get, with just a small tank. Being able to do it digitally really helps, you can pick and choose what you want, from a ton of photos, and of course you can use a photo program to help out the color and contrast a bit. I don't find using anything cheating. I like to look at the end product for its beauty, how it got there is another story. thanks again...
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Nope, not a photographer (these days).. I used to do Black and White photography, and enjoyed darkroom work 30 some odd years ago. I have only recently picked up the camera (in this case a camcorder..) and started to shoot things again. I think there probably is a market for coral photography out there, and who knows...
Right now it's a lot of fun, and the macro (close-up) type shots I find really interesting. It's actually pretty cool, as to what you can get, with just a small tank. Being able to do it digitally really helps, you can pick and choose what you want, from a ton of photos, and of course you can use a photo program to help out the color and contrast a bit. I don't find using anything cheating. I like to look at the end product for its beauty, how it got there is another story. thanks again...
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jrandolph1
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I thought your flaming scallop was so beautiful, I went out and got one this past weekend. I named her "chiffon". he he he. That's what I thought her insides looked like, chiffon curtains.