Just another Acro

[Achilles]

Just though I would share what I've been cooking.
Shot with a Nikon D750

 

[Achilles]

 

[Takeabreakhaveakitkat_]

Stunning !

 

[Achilles]

Thanks, been sitting on these gems for awhile.

 

[Achilles]

 

[Achilles]

Though I would post a white light shot

 

[Salty1962]

Awesome!

 

[Achilles]

It's great what kind of lens do you use?

Thanks guys. I've been using a 60mm macro and a 105mm macro lens.

 

[NeverlosT]

That is a real stunner! With that tag, was it a mari colony that happened to turn out incredible?

 

[Achilles]

That is a real stunner! With that tag, was it a mari colony that happened to turn out incredible?

Thanks. I have been sitting on this gem for alittle bit now, although yes it is a Mariculture but it didn't come in that anywhere near that color. just though I would Share it with you'll and see what you think

 

[MisterR]

Such a perfect photos! I heard, that some Nikon camera body is one of the best for this type of photos. And Nikon D750 one of them)

 

[Achilles]

Thanks you, When i first started with photography in the aquarium I hear it was a lot harder to take a good Pic with a Nikon because of the limitation that it has with white balance, but I didn't really have a choice besides to figure the Cameras out how to compensate for the abundance of blue light. Once I got over that, it became a lot easier to use, now I prefer the Nikon over the Cannon [emoji4]

 

[NeverlosT]

That is like a dream, to get a colony and have it turn those colors in you tank, you must be doing something very right!

 

[Achilles]

Though you guys would want to see a few more shots from my take and what i have cookin!

 

[Achilles]

 

[eerod_]

Wow! Great pictures!

 

[kdino]

But, But what did it look like before you developed it? lets see so we can all have hope!

 

[Homewrecker]

Did you put that through QT?

 

[Achilles]

I do, it involves a few different stages and process to insure not to and pest issues.

 

[Homewrecker]

I do, it involves a few different stages and process to insure not to and pest issues.

was wondering because I noticed you didnt remove the base which I always do. Just too many "extras" in those things lol