Show me your sps master piece

Ryanrid, that looks a lot like a frag I got off the $20.00 rack at my LFS. Was whitish flesh withe grey/ purple tips. Turned into a Myagi tort. Sometimes the best part is seeing what they become.:spin3:
 
this peice is more red than the photo show, here is a pic i took, got it free from a collector brown and he asked to take it back to for a photo in his holding tank once he saw in tank, here is a pic i took a month back (im crap photographer)

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my brother also has a peice for safe keeping sahin
 
Nice !!

Nice !!

this peice is more red than the photo show, here is a pic i took, got it free from a collector brown and he asked to take it back to for a photo in his holding tank once he saw in tank, here is a pic i took a month back (im crap photographer)

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my brother also has a peice for safe keeping sahin

Nice picture!!!:)
 
And this is what im talking about!!

And this is what im talking about!!

still a frag but very unique

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No disigners name or special whatever THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL CORAL.
I know there is more coral that we haven't seen some where on someones tank and we just need to find it :)
 
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this peice is more red than the photo show, here is a pic i took, got it free from a collector brown and he asked to take it back to for a photo in his holding tank once he saw in tank, here is a pic i took a month back (im crap photographer)

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my brother also has a peice for safe keeping sahin

It's just me or this coral has yellow spots on it!!?
Or maybe flatworm bites!!?( I hope not )
 
Ladies and gentlemen, I been reading some of the post about this man's beautiful coral, I been a professional photographer since 1973 I have a masters's degree and a Cressman degree in photography, back in the day I had a big studio and we had a lab and process and printed our own photographs, There's all type of things you can do to enhance pictures. In this case I don't think so I have been doing professional videotaping for the last 25 years and have had video cameras coursing up to $25,000 that was back in the day now you can get a halfway decent video camera for around two or $3000 I looked at the Richards video ofhis tank and I don't see any Photoshop or video enhancement of this piece of coral, this is just my opinion, when you're photographing in your tank the blue light definitely tricks your camera and not giving a correct color it's called reciprocity failure this is when a camera cannot make out different colors due to different lighting situations. I don't see this in the photograph or the videotape. Richard you are a lucky man to have this piece, please make sure your perimeters or always correct so this piece will go on and on. Good luck Phil
 
I haven't ever gotten an accurate photo from my iPhone because of the blue hue it causes.

So I guess that ones been iphoned, not photoshopped. :)

Ladies and gentlemen, I been reading some of the post about this man's beautiful coral, I been a professional photographer since 1973 I have a masters's degree and a Cressman degree in photography, back in the day I had a big studio and we had a lab and process and printed our own photographs, There's all type of things you can do to enhance pictures. In this case I don't think so I have been doing professional videotaping for the last 25 years and have had video cameras coursing up to $25,000 that was back in the day now you can get a halfway decent video camera for around two or $3000 I looked at the Richards video ofhis tank and I don't see any Photoshop or video enhancement of this piece of coral, this is just my opinion, when you're photographing in your tank the blue light definitely tricks your camera and not giving a correct color it's called reciprocity failure this is when a camera cannot make out different colors due to different lighting situations. I don't see this in the photograph or the videotape. Richard you are a lucky man to have this piece, please make sure your perimeters or always correct so this piece will go on and on. Good luck Phil

Phil, thanks for your post explaining this. I am not way even close an experienced photographer as you are, but I've been taking fish tank photos and editing in various software for over 10 years, at first using PaintShop Pro etc and Photoshop for the past 9 years or so, and I couldnt detect any artificial enhancement either. Using Photoshop I can enhance the saturation or hue of individual colours whilst leaving the rest of a photo normal, without even using any of the advanced selection tools...

So anyone with even some basic Photoshop skills such as myself can tell when a photo has been enhanced.

The fact that anyone even thinks Richards photo may be enhanced or that the colours appear enhanced due to an artefact of using a camera phone is actually a testament to Richards skill as an SPS keeper. :)

FWIW most hobbyists dont go down this route...however, a good number of coral vendors do...

Besides, anyone artificially enhancing their coral photos beyond the real appearance are only cheating themselves. :crazy1:
 
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my brother also has a peice for safe keeping sahin

Wow, that is just amazing. Seriously. Man, my tank is full...but this coral shot of your is sure making me feel like going Acro shopping for some nice pieces... :lol:

Bump for more Master Piece SPS!
 
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