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I'm really starting to enjoy a new aspect to reefing. It's going to take some practice but hopefully in time I'll get the hang of this.



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Hi! Same here. We're in the same boat. Very addicting-combo reefing and photography. lol! [emoji846]

Haha, I just looked at your macro thread and I would say that your boat is a little ahead of mine! Amazing pics and beautiful tank!
 
Haha, I just looked at your macro thread and I would say that your boat is a little ahead of mine! Amazing pics and beautiful tank!
Lol! I'm still trying to learn.I wish I could go to a photography class..IF I have time.[emoji51] What lens and camera are you using? How long have you been in this hobby (reefing and photography?
 
Lol! I'm still trying to learn.I wish I could go to a photography class..IF I have time.[emoji51] What lens and camera are you using? How long have you been in this hobby (reefing and photography?

I have a Nikon D5200 with a Tamron VC 90mm. This was the first time using it and I really like it so far.
 

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