Back home fore a few days so a chance for some photos
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Thank you bud, taking the photos underwater have improved my pics a lot by not going throught the glassyour sps are really nice @Alfie
i need to learn how to do that. are you using a porthole or is the camera literally water proof?Thank you bud, taking the photos underwater have improved my pics a lot by not going throught the glass
i need to learn how to do that. are you using a porthole or is the camera literally water proof?
i will need to look into this.Its waterprook, the Olympus TG6 and I use a dedicated sea filter from Kood that is fairly cheap. The cameras arent cheap cheap but a bargain can be got with a used one or even the previous model, TG5 if youre on a budget. However they are a lot cheaper than dslr cameras such as Canon. The beauty with these cameras is that there are settings for using in the sea and taking photos of sea life, perfect for us
Very impressive photography @Alfie
Hi, I use an Olympus TG6 with a Kood Underwater filter. Just the camera setting no post editingHey Alfie what do you take pictures with!?
Thank youAmazing tank and amazing photos....following with all the other cool kids....
This is a beautiful piece. I love the texture / structure. any idea what the name is? The color when it was small was impressive, but it looks very healthy now!Here is a little progress shot, 1 year exactly between the pics
I think its an Acropora Donei. Its not a fast grower but its definitly a unique lookThis is a beautiful piece. I love the texture / structure. any idea what the name is? The color when it was small was impressive, but it looks very healthy now!
I highly appreciate that you chose to use the scientific name. One of my favorites is Lokani.I think its an Acropora Donei. Its not a fast grower but its definitly a unique look