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Beautiful shots!!
 
That's one steady hand you have there lol. Beautiful. What settings on the camera?
It helps a lot that the box is made to rest against the rim of the tank so you can keep it really steady. The camera was set to Aperture Priority mode for all of these, either f/6.3 or f/8. Thanks for the comments, guys!
 
Great shots! Really enjoy following your flickr feed too! :)
 
GORGEOUS!!!!! Love it. Glad the box is working out for you.
 
GORGEOUS!!!!! Love it. Glad the box is working out for you.
Marc, this photo box is awesome!! Thanks so much for sponsoring Bayou Reefkeeping's Photo of the Year contest by donating it. I'll put it to good use! :clap2:
 
Dang...must be picture season!!! It's raining hot pictures errrywhere. Thanks for sharing!
 
These pictures make me want more LPS. I had the macro lens out this weekend but get real bored with SPS shots real fast.
 

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