Random Reef shots by TheGrimmReefer

Finally got some time to try out the 180mm macro lens. It definitely will take some practice! I had to use the self timer to shoot with, I kept shaking the camera every time I tried to take a shot.

A few of them came out okay.

Few the lobo some LRS Reef Frenzy!
IMG_4070 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4068 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4065 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4073 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4069 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4078 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4077 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4076 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

IMG_4071 by thegrimmreefer88, on Flickr

Thanks for looking!
 
The remote shutter release will help, I found that a lot of my pictures still had some blur from not having the timer set long enough and the camera was moving a bit, love your earlier picture of the achilles.
 
Compliments on your stock list. The Achilles is my favorite fish and I love the McCoskers, potters, and leopard too. Your corals are great! I'll be excited to watch it grow out. Keep the eye candy coming
 

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