Bored- Show Us Your Reef!

Wow!! most of the tanks on here are so full of awesome! Mine seem so empty lol, I know it's a patience time thing but I want all my coral to grow out now!!

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Beautiful!
 
All depends on the lighting, camera being used, what lens, camera angle to the tank glass,
whether or not the photo was shot in RAW format and the post processed to correct for white balance, hand help vs tripod, lens filters, auto vs manual focus, etc...
So you see there are a lot of variables that come into play.

So to help you answer your question, the best course of action would be to ask the person that took the photo you liked, and ask them how they took the picture.
Camera, lenses, lighting, any post processing.
 
I Can not take pictures at all but I might as well play.... I planned for it to be better by now but I am broke XD
Looks good! My tank would be close to empty if I had not joined a local reef club (Bay Area Reefers) they are very generous. Just remember, It is a journey, not a destination.
Cheers! Mark
 
My 75g display/30g sump with work station and cabinet for apex/electrical and pump controllers.
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Since I am happy where I am headed, I can post my old pictures without being too sad. Here was my tank years ago, before the crash.

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