Man these guys are hard to get a picture of. Had to post process the
background to darken it. I'm going to keep trying, but here's the best
I've gotten so far.
Amano shrimp are great macro subjects - they don't move!
more fun w/ the lens
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Rostrumkrisw wrote:The Ember tetra looks good to me, but boy is that Amano picture nice. I love the detail of all the little hairs on their "nose?" Both are nice and sharp -- keep 'em coming!
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Aquascape? I'm a crypt farmer.
If you've got bait, I've got wasabi!
I wish I could be like Mr. Sarcastic when I grow up!
Aquascape? I'm a crypt farmer.
If you've got bait, I've got wasabi!
I wish I could be like Mr. Sarcastic when I grow up!
I can give you some pointers that will make these shots horrid and blurry.
Focus on the shrimp is great, I still can not get my 105mm to focus that sharp (I may have a bad copy).
Focus on the shrimp is great, I still can not get my 105mm to focus that sharp (I may have a bad copy).
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