Thanks bud!
I totally agree. Those are the two most uniquely stunning pieces I would say in the tank. Sure, a pretty acro here and there but gold torches and Sunbursts almost look fake in a reef tank.
Oh, it'll blow your mind. I'm not even an anemone guy but when I walked into Elite Reefs in Denver, I saw this crazy gorgeous thing across the room and it drew me closer to it. When I got there, my retinas were permanently burned with an image of a Colorado Sunburst on them and I knew I had to buy it.
Great tank. It's an inspiration. Nice camera set up too.Its on! Got me this combo yesterday thanks to a local reefer. Took some shots and then realized, I got a whole lot to learn.
Thanks Topjimmy! I'm hoping my camera game gets better with time! Maybe it'll distract me enough to leave the tank alone! [emoji4]
Oh, it'll blow your mind. I'm not even an anemone guy but when I walked into Elite Reefs in Denver, I saw this crazy gorgeous thing across the room and it drew me closer to it. When I got there, my retinas were permanently burned with an image of a Colorado Sunburst on them and I knew I had to buy it.
As I'm on the waiting list for a magnifica? We may need to stop hanging out.Correction, you WEREN'T an anemone guy.
Great shots. I love the last one of all the fish. Way back when, I was quite into photography. I was told by a pro that he hoped for one good shot out of a roll of 36.
Thanks Fred. I'm so glad I'm learning in the world of digital photography. I'm at a ratio of 1 good one for 100. [emoji4] That saves me a lot of money on film and developing.
Thanks Reefmutt! Hopefully they'll get better! I was free hand shooting those but I'll try again with a tripod the next time around.
