Crab closeups post yours
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Paul B
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OK ready for some lousy photography?
Here is a guy I collected here in NY, they are very common here.
We call them rock crabs. He is saying "let me at one of those Sissy pink polka dot porceleon, not quite crabs"
I also collected my avitar in the Long Island Sound at night which is where I took
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Here is a guy I collected here in NY, they are very common here.
We call them rock crabs. He is saying "let me at one of those Sissy pink polka dot porceleon, not quite crabs"
I also collected my avitar in the Long Island Sound at night which is where I took
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maroun.c
New member
My pics were not taken with a macro lens. There are many other alternatives which might give you very good images at the cost of much more work. Reversing rings, extension tubes, Teleconverters used alone or combined....
Also close up lenses sometimes give good results.
Still you are right a decent macro lens is the way to go in the end.
maroun.c
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13379477#post13379477 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Fish'InMN
He really wanted some Nori.
RIP Green Giant
Did he really eat nori? what type of crab is this? Can you share your lighitng setup for this shot.
Xandernfs
Nice shot.
Are those red hermits really less likely to hit on snails? mine did not attack snailsa s much as the blue ones however they were very aggressive in digging hiding hles under the rocks which seemed risky for hte rock structure and caused me to remove them.
