Lani's Random Reef Photography

[Lalani]

IMG_4482 by Ugiesnugums, on Flickr


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IMG_4421 by Ugiesnugums, on Flickr

 

[Diamond1]

WOW!!! The amazing awsomeness never stops!

 

[120REEF]

Wow great shots wish I could take pictures like these

 

[Lalani]

Thank you both!

 

[Lalani]

Took a few nighttime shots with a blue LED flashlight!


IMG_4630 by Ugiesnugums, on Flickr



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IMG_4614 by Ugiesnugums, on Flickr

 

[Jimbo662]

This last set is just amazing...love the concept of the capturing the flourescent colors!

 

[zibba]

Excellent photos!

 

[Lalani]

Thanks guys! I wasn't sure if it would be bright enough to get decent shots, but the shutter speed was actually pretty quick.

 

[Lalani]

IMG_4819 by Ugiesnugums, on Flickr

 

[brentsreef]

Well, I've been getting a lot of great feedback for my photos lately, thanks guys! So I'll start posting random reef shots in this thread and hope you all enjoy them as much as I enjoy taking them.
All shots are taken with a Canon T2i. The close-ups/macros with a Canon 100mm macro and the wider angle shots are usually taken with a Sigma 10-20mm.

These first ones are from a shoot I did for a LFS, Reef Coral in Baton Rouge, LA. Still haven't gone through all of the pics I took there, so I might have a few more to post later!


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What is the coral in the seventh photo down, I recently picked up a frag from my lfs

 

[Lalani]

Chalice, I think. Not sure!

 

[Lalani]

Took some shots of a local reefer's tank (member sceia, his thread) and these were my favs of the bunch. Thanks for looking!


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[Mike J.]

Nice. Really like the surface reflection in the first shot; that's original for sure.

 

[underwaterfirefighter]

Amazing pics!

 

[Lalani]

Nice. Really like the surface reflection in the first shot; that's original for sure.

The reflections were what I loved about that shot as well, thanks!

Amazing pics!

Thank you!

 

[Lalani]

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Oh, and really random, a shot of Marc and myself at Fragniappe this past weekend! Horrible pic of me, but I was functioning on ~10 minutes of sleep in 2 days! It was fun getting to meet and talk to him!

 

[nivram]

Beautiful photos. Subscribed!

 

[Lalani]

Chttps://flic.kr/p/mr6jevanon T2i and Canon 100mm

 

[Lalani]

Took some pics yesterday and today using the 430EX, a diffuser, and the old DIY ringflash to see what kind of macros I could get. The in-camera colors were more yellow from the flash, so I pulled them more towards blue in RAW processing to look normal.
And I see Flickr has gone and updated their look again.... ah, found the IMG code.

Lavender rhodactis:
Flash with diffuser:

Hermit:
Diffuser:

Red duster:
Diffuser:

Sponge:
Diffuser:

Mussel
Ringflash:

Miscellaneous:
Ringflash:

I'm able to entice the pom pom crab from his crevice with food for a few shots:
Ringflash:
His nems are looking quite nice:

Shooing away a brittle star leg:

And this evening there was a rare (for me) full body appearance of a brittle star:
On-camera flash:

The shots taken with the ringflash were:
M
ISO 400
f/8.0
1/200

Thanks for looking

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

Your photography is stunning!! Keep the pics coming!!