maybe the best pic I've ever taken

[jacksonpt]

No substance... just showing off my pic. Feel free to show off some of the better pictures you've taken of your tank.

 

[Neoz]

Very nice picture. Crystal clear with lots of detail. What camera was used?

 

[jacksonpt]

A point and shoot sony, 8mp I believe. I don't know the model off the top of my head.

 

[livingstone]

Very nice. What type of coral is it?

 

[Capt_Cully]

She's a beaute!!!

I'm always amazed at some of the pics people get with point and shoot cameras. Gary M. get's some dandies. But he also admits he probably tosses 50 shots to get the one keeper.

Either way, that's still a great shot!

 

[jacksonpt]

Thanks. And I do the same thing - take 50 pictures, get about 10 usable ones and 2 or 3 really good ones. Photoshop helps too.

Oh, and the coral is a Ricordea.

 

[nwrogers]

Nice photo! I have that coral too. Fast grower!!

 

[reefscape15]

Very nice pic! I looked through my photobucket account, and by the time I found my best one, I saw yours again and didn't even feel worthy to post mine. But, here it is anyways:

 

[iamwrasseman]

i like the snapshot ! nice job

 

[jacksonpt]

I borrowed my office's DSLR last night for a bit... got a long way to go before I get the feel for all the settings and adjustments, but got a couple decent pictures. The pic I posted above is still better, which just shows it's not about having the best camera, it's knowing how to take good pictures with what you've got.

(click on the thumbnails for bigger versions)

 

[drbronx]

Terrific shot of a beautiful coral. I believe I have that coral as well. Its green with red highlights. I still have not been able to definitively ID it. It has characteristics of both a ricordea and a "hairy" mushroom. Like Nate says, it grows and spreads very quickly (which is one reason why I'm uncertain whether it is a ricordea) so one is advised to keep it off the rockwork.

 

[iamwrasseman]

yup if it was a ricordea it wouldnt grow very fast .

just my 2 pennies