Who are you (member photo thread)

sweatervest13

sweatervest13

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Originally Posted by deejeff442 http:///t/378595/who-are-you-member-photo-thread/1000#post_3517771
here are pics of me. new members hav'nt seen my salt tattoo.and the ones who have.sorry i have not gotten back to finish the blue ocean and detail on the fis .but pretty soon i promise.


so i have a flame angel.longnose butterfly,clownfish and a snowflake ell.pluss corals.its about 2/3 done.
the next pic is me and my brother i am on the right. he is my only bro .younger and a 8th degree black belt.lol i will still whoop him if he needs it .gotta love family

Nice ink Jeff!! Those fish look very cool.
And you make me feel like I need to put some time in at the gym.
 
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siptang

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Beautiful family seth! Good to put your face next to the sn and the dude's face.
 
rlablan

rlablan

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Snake- This is extremely random but I seriously picture you as Jeff bridges. Whenever I read your posts/respond, I picture Jeff bridges sitting at the computer, read/writing. lol I seriously can't see you as the pictures you post. I dunno why.

Here is a (rare) picture of me not eating. :) Taken about 2 weeks ago.
Had to mess around with the new lens from christmas
 
kiefers

kiefers

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Originally Posted by rlablan http:///t/378595/who-are-you-member-photo-thread/1020#post_3518060
Snake- This is extremely random but I seriously picture you as Jeff bridges. Whenever I read your posts/respond, I picture Jeff bridges sitting at the computer, read/writing. lol I seriously can't see you as the pictures you post. I dunno why.

Here is a (rare) picture of me not eating. :) Taken about 2 weeks ago.
Had to mess around with the new lens from christmas
So...............
How yooou dooin?!
 
spanko

spanko

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Nice picture. What camera and lens? Is photography another hobby or is it something you do professionally?.
 
rlablan

rlablan

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The lens is a Canon 100mm 2.8 L macro lens. The camera is a canon T2i rebel.
Mostly, I just take pictures of the fish tanks. Thats why I wanted a macro lens, so I could get detail. From time to time, I am known to break out the camera for something fun and try to hone some skills. I just had a really good hair day that day, I had to document. I am certainly not professional. :) Your pictures are an inspiration to me Henry. I follow your thread so I can go back and forth and look at your tank photos.
 
snakeblitz33

snakeblitz33

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Thats a pretty good camera. I personally like nikon. Seems like a better fit to me. I just recently aquired the Nikon d3200 and a couple of lenses. Does a true macro lens produce better results when photographing the tank? I am still playing around with the features and settings on the manual control on mine. Im getting there but not quick enough!
 
rlablan

rlablan

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I would love a nikon but we have a few L lenses and they are $$$. If I get a Nikon, I would have to switch over and would have to buy all new stuff. That is just not probable. I am thinking we may get a new camera, probably the nicest of the canons. Maybe that will be christmas this year. This camera needs a new sensor... I just haven't taken it in. Also, it's a few models behind now. Im trying to decide about getting a new one or just tuning this one up. The price difference is substantial.
I get great results with the macro lens. I seem to shoot the best with the macro lens over anything else, especially when it comes to the tanks.
I shoot everything on automatic, with the highest shutter speed, even when shooting stationary things like inverts or corals. I also take 3 to 5 pictures every time I click the button. That way, I am guaranteed to get something. Everything moves so much, especially fish. There is no way I can get things in focus enough to get a good shot, and have it be of the fish I want. The macro lens also can be finicky to focus. You have to be at the exact right point to get your subject in focus. Lets not even talk about when I use the extension tubes.
It will test your patience.
I just really like to get those details in the corals and get good texture. And of course, the better the lens, the better the bokeh. :)
 
spanko

spanko

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Quote:
Originally Posted by rlablan http:///t/378595/who-are-you-member-photo-thread/1020#post_3518117
The lens is a Canon 100mm 2.8 L macro lens. The camera is a canon T2i rebel.
Mostly, I just take pictures of the fish tanks. That's why I wanted a macro lens, so I could get detail. From time to time, I am known to break out the camera for something fun and try to hone some skills. I just had a really good hair day that day, I had to document. I am certainly not professional. :) Your pictures are an inspiration to me Henry. I follow your thread so I can go back and forth and look at your tank photos.
***looks at the ground embarrassed***
Kind words thank you dear lady!
 
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