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Couple night shots acan/candy cane
Couple more shots.
Tried the night shots again last night, really liked these two. An acan and a candy cane coral. May have to do the candy cane again and toss on an extension tube, cropping into one head from this shot looks very cool getting closer would be interesting. |
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Nice shots man what do they look like in daytime light?
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Wow very nice colors. Acans are one of the corals on my list of things to get in the next few months or so. Everytime I see a pretty shot my list seems to grow.
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Nice! You processed them right?
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He said that he used an actinic LED to illuminate the corals. That's probably their normal phosphorescence under strong actinic lighting.
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wow amazing photos. thanks for sharing.
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Sorry for delay in replying...last night was Sabres/Sens and beer night.
No post done on these, they were shot in the dark using a single actenic blue LED light for about 15 seconds. The colors are different from how they look under the MH lighting. |
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