close up pics

[bradleyj]

 

[bradleyj]

 

[Dlckwood]

Nothing spectacular like some of these pics but I use this same pic only bigger for my desktop background. Well, I like it.

David

 

[geris]

 

[geris]

 

[Zoom]

 

[devil sea]

 

[PCIALF]

 

[Mr_Quality]

My best macro yet.

 

[TheBimbo]

Not the best, but I finally have something to share other than mushrooms ...

This has since died, but it sure was looking beautiful...

TheBimbo...

 

[cmhollis]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=5044106#post5044106 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tang_man_montreal
I've been lurking on this thread pratically since it's inception... and finally have a picture worth posting.
I recently got a Digital Rebel.
Here's a picture I took using a 75-300mm lens.

I've still got a lot to learn, and I know that the white balance is off...

Tang_man, you should shoot in RAW mode. That way you can adjust the WB using ACR till it is right.

 

[alexchern75]

Shrimp closeup, click on thumbnail

 

[BeakerBob]

Hair worms! Had a bunch of these spawning on the front glass yesterday and took some pics. Unfortunately, did not get any pics of them in the act of spawning.

 

[melev]

Bob, those are spaghetti worms, right? Great shots!! Would you let me put a copy of them on my ID page, giving you photo credit?

 

[BeakerBob]

Marc,
Feel free to use them on your site...please give credit to BeakerBob (my screenname on Michigan Reefers). If you need a better quality picture, let me know and I can send them to you.

Be advised that I think these are actually hair-worms, or cirratulid polychaete. I know that many reefers, including myself, call them spaghetti worms. My brief research says that spaghetti worms live in a tube and have the hair-like projections only at the head, not the whole length of the body as these do.

Check out this article explaining the difference:
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-06/rs/index.php

 

[fishinbuc]

 

[melev]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6735500#post6735500 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DEQbob
Marc,
Feel free to use them on your site...please give credit to BeakerBob (my screenname on Michigan Reefers). If you need a better quality picture, let me know and I can send them to you.

Be advised that I think these are actually hair-worms, or cirratulid polychaete. I know that many reefers, including myself, call them spaghetti worms. My brief research says that spaghetti worms live in a tube and have the hair-like projections only at the head, not the whole length of the body as these do.

Check out this article explaining the difference:
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-06/rs/index.php

Thanks Bob, that sounds good to me. I'll read that article too. Maybe tomorrow.

 

[phatstanley02]

All pictures taken with Canon Powershot A610

 

[tang_man_montreal]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6319226#post6319226 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cmhollis
Tang_man, you should shoot in RAW mode. That way you can adjust the WB using ACR till it is right.

What's ACR?

 

[GMFett]

insane pics! what is a good close up lens?