New Lens Pics

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Here are some pics I took with the new camera/lens.

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Matt
 
New, huh? Professional.. I really like the featherduster. :) I can't wait to see your progressions.

SS
 
SHOWOFF!!! OK MORE!!! :D

Man your coral pics are great, but that fish pic really is impressive! Did you shot that with the 100mm?
 
New, huh? Professional.. I really like the featherduster. :) I can't wait to see your progressions.

SS
Thanks! I am still learning the features of the camera so I am excited to see the progressions too!

SHOWOFF!!! OK MORE!!! :D

Man your coral pics are great, but that fish pic really is impressive! Did you shot that with the 100mm?

Thank you! The clown was shot with my new lens, Tamron 90mm.
 
Some of the best pics ive ever seen look really professional....Johnnie
 
Level with us....Your a professional photog... Right Johnnie
 

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