Its been a while.. new photos

[Reefer Dan]

It's been a while since I've posted some pictures I've taken. I’ve been working hard—here are some of my latest and greatest.

I'm open to any feedback or questions. Happy reefing!

Note: The forum compresses the photos, they look slightly better quality when you click on them to view. :)

 

[i cant think]

It's been a while since I've posted some pictures I've taken. I’ve been working hard—here are some of my latest and greatest.

I'm open to any feedback or questions. Happy reefing!

Note: The forum compresses the photos, they look slightly better quality when you click on them to view. :)

Here’s my question, how has that Amazeballs not gone green? Mine is in lower light and is pretty green.

 

[maroun.c]

Great shots thanks for sharing

 

[Gumbies R Us]

It's been a while since I've posted some pictures I've taken. I’ve been working hard—here are some of my latest and greatest.

I'm open to any feedback or questions. Happy reefing!

Note: The forum compresses the photos, they look slightly better quality when you click on them to view. :)

I love the photo of your foxface! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Reefer Dan]

Here’s my question, how has that Amazeballs not gone green? Mine is in lower light and is pretty green.

I’m not sure. The base has a yellowish green tint, but I will say where mine is located is deceptively higher light. I do run my tank at around 16000K, so maybe that makes a difference?

Great shots thanks for sharing

Thanks. :)

I love the photo of your foxface! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you, I really liked this photo too!

 

[Reefer Dan]

Anyone have some feedback for improvement? Plan to work on a couple more photos. I will post when those are done.

 

[Reefer Dan]

Here are 2 more fish pics :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

 

[maroun.c]

Anyone have some feedback for improvement? Plan to work on a couple more photos. I will post when those are done.

these are nice pictures you are getting and the processing is minimal and realistic so I love them,
another approach to try would be brighter exposure and maybe a bit more contrast for more pop.
it won't be as realistic as the set you have but could be more "catchy" as I feel people love that more...
basically move away from the "low Key" approach you have in this set if you want to try something new.

 

[Reefer Dan]

these are nice pictures you are getting and the processing is minimal and realistic so I love them,
another approach to try would be brighter exposure and maybe a bit more contrast for more pop.
it won't be as realistic as the set you have but could be more "catchy" as I feel people love that more...
basically move away from the "low Key" approach you have in this set if you want to try something new.

Thanks, I do tend to prefer the more minimal and realistic, but I could definitely experiment with other editing styles.

 

[Reefer Dan]

It was surprisingly challenging to get the chromis to look right in a photo, but it turned out nicely.



Also, super proud of this picture and I just had to share. I took it at my local Aquarium (not my octopus).

 

[Reefer2.0]

Thanks you!

 

[Reefer Dan]

Thanks you!

Absolutely, thanks for commenting. :)

 

[maroun.c]

Loving the Octopus shot !

 

[Reefer Dan]

Loving the Octopus shot !

Thanks! Me too, I was stoked that I actually got it. It was a challenging shot (no flash photography and close to pitch black in that exhibit)