Which photo is the best?

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I need know which one of these photos is the best...for a LPS photo contest

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The forth one looks good. Chalice pics would win a contest here, but you have a different audience on the other forum, if you know what I mean. If you go with a chalice, I like the last one the best.
 
so its 3 votes for both the appleberry and miami hurricane...that helped narrow it down some
 
The first shot is the most in focus and has the eye in a good position. Photowise, I like it the most. It also helps that the frag plug is hidden.

The coral in the last photo looks the coolest to me, but it's focus is on the back edge of the coral. I'd try another shot of the last coral and get the upper right eye in focus.
 
ill work on that 2day and then we can see if 1 or 4 is better
 
The focus is not very sharp in any of them. I agree with cparka that the first one has potential, but it needs considerably more depth of field to get more of the coral in focus. The second shot is OK if it were in better focus overall and the frag plug wasn't showing. That air bubble needs to be cloned out as it's a major distraction. The third shot needs to be focused, brightened up and my guess is that the white balance is not right. Good angle and decent composition on the fourth shot, but it's unlikely your camera can deliver sufficient depth of field to make the shot work. The last shot has potential to be the best, by far, but, as cparka stated, the focus is on the back edge and not particularly sharp. If you could get considerably more depth of field and better focus on that one, it would be the standout of the bunch. Also, when shooting these, turn your flow off so feeding tentacles will be relatively still and you won't get particles causing streaks in the image.

Gary
 
ok thanks..ill take some more today when the lights come on
 
this is the best i could get today but the bottom right is not focused
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Well.. I think they are all beautiful.. and this is not the popular one.. but I think #2 is gorgeous!! Looks like it's glowing!:D
 
Photo 1 , the color contrast is most striking. what I like about the last one is that you can see the tentacles.
 

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