New Camera. Best Macros I Ever Took

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Got a Canon R8. These might be the best coral shots I have ever taken. 35mm F1.8 lens.

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Waw!

That last one is really something!!

Jules
 
Nice work.

That Torch is amazing. Would it be considered a New York Knicks? How many heads do you think it has?
 
Nice work.

That Torch is amazing. Would it be considered a New York Knicks? How many heads do you think it has?
It is a rapunzel torch. Somewhere around 20-30 heads. I really need to frag it as the bottom heads are not surviving as well from all the shadowing I think.
 
What was the aperture? If you close the aperture a bit more, more coral would be in focus.
 
Got this one as a Crazy T Monti but not 100% sure if that is what it is.

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I love the colors on it! Where did you get the monti from?
 

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