Cheryl's JBJ.

Nice pics and congrats on the new camera! What kind of camera is it?

 

Beautiful shots Cheryl and congrats on the new camera.

 

Why south of you, closer to Amado, 25 miles north of the border. We do not get cool corals south of Phoenix. :-/

Yeah, I know. Well I was 50 percent for it and 50 percent reluctant to add it again, Goby happiness was the deciding factor and I need more nutrients or an area for detritus to collect.

It's Cannon thingy,

Thank you for the compliment. When I get home I will look at the model number.

Thanks John.

 

Again just playing with the camera, manual smanual.

Night look the brown acropora is turning cream/yellow.

 

Nice! You think it'll end up yellow? Pics look good, bet your enjoying that camera. Those white tips on the rp look awesome.

 

Thanks Chris, yellow with green tips is what it's turning into.

The camera was a Christmas present and I was taking the worst possible images of it. Almost told the BF to take it back. :-(. Now I am getting the hang of it.

The coloration to the RP is a result of the Phoenix bulb, it turned the exact same intense red/pink last time. Kind of the reason I went back to that bulb, but I sure like the Radium too.

 

Shots look great, congrats on the camera. Oh yeh, the corals not too shabby either ;-) (Just kidding, looks awesome!)
BTW what lens came with the kit on that? Your lens selection will greatly effect the images you will get from your tank. The more telephoto the better for some really nice macro close-ups! I would also suggest looking into what is called a macro-extension tube. Allows you to basically cut the minimum focus distance of the lens in half allowing you to be very close to your tank when shooting.

 

About time we can see your tank.LOL Congrats on the new camera and your corals look amazing.;D8)

 

Your corals look so amazing! I can not wait to start adding them as my set up matures. This gives me hope that one day~

 

Love the shots Cheryl.