Finally Good Acro Macros!

[SPC]

Very nice Bodine!
Steve

 

[Anonymous]

Bodine, those macros are great. I visited your webpage and your 180 is beautiful. I'd love to see a couple more pictures of your whole tank. Maybe a right side and a left side shot.

Please

I'm jealous!

Louey

 

[Bodine]

I bought this Sony DCS-F707 and I aint gonna say what I paid for it....kicked my butt for a while.
Now I can get some nice macro shots with it.....
You can count the tenticles on the polyps.

http://trailertrash.homestead.com/files/pinkbnest.JPG

http://trailertrash.homestead.com/files/red-purmillie.JPG

http://trailertrash.homestead.com/files/yellowmillie.JPG

http://trailertrash.homestead.com/files/brwnbnest.JPG

 

[Roach]

Those are sweet pics. Nice camera hunh? I just got a Kodak digital. I think you've inspired me to take some pics.

 

[Bodine]

Thanks all. Louey more soon.
Here is one I forgot.
A nice blue-gren staghorn and I failed to capture the the true color of.

http://trailertrash.homestead.com/files/teal_stag.JPG

 

[Marcosreef]

Nice Job Bodine!

Keep up the good reefkeeping work, Marco

 

[dmm32]

Awsome pics you have there Bodine.

David

 

[Anonymous]

Nice shots!

I'm looking forward to getting a digicam so I can track the growth of the corals.

 

[Chris_Gillespie]

Nice pics!

One note - your "pink bird's nest" is actually a Stylophora pistillata--not Seriatopora hystrix.

 

[dsb1829]

Nice shots. Back to the top...

 

[XXX]

Wow!!! Great pics Vic!

Love the brown bird's nest.

You told me you couldn't take good pics. Looks like you need to come take some for me! Any more?

 

[Bodine]

Steve bet you do like that one.....came from your tank.........
Thanks. Really like that one now.

 

[Bodine]

Nice pics!

One note - your "pink bird's nest" is actually a Stylophora pistillata--not Seriatopora hystrix.

Are you sure this isnt Seriatopora caliendrum?

 

[Anonymous]

One of my lab mates just got back from UCSB after having done growth studies on Stylophora. He brought with him the skeletons, and I've had one live in a collection before too.

Bodine, I'd say that bird's nest is actually a Stylophora pistillata or the other species I can't remember.

They have very different growth shapes, but the mittens at the end are trademark regardless of the overall colony shape. THey are also usually pinkish and have same polyps.

 

[Bodine]

OK
Thanks DOC