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So I finally made the commitment and bought a Nikon Micro 85mm lens, using it on a Nikon D5000 DSLR. I only got it yesterday so I am still experimenting and learning, but wow, the difference is incredible.
Here are some shots so far.
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My huge turbo snail, Walrus
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My blue tuxedo urchin, Mr. Blue
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2 newly found worms. I think they may even be christmas tree worms, not 100% yet though. Not easy to photograph as there are angles and limitation of the area.
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Zebra, the dwarf zebra hermit. My all time favorite hermit
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Jon the clown fish
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Nymeria is NOT a fan of the camera.
 

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