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Heavyd Shrimp Master

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Great shots. I notice how most of your photos have the subject side on as you mentioned to me.

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Loach Shrimp Master

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Great as always. I'm not sure what's going on with mine' date=' the last 50 shots I've taken were all blurry. :mad:[/quote']

Dirty Lens? Thats what makes my shots blurred lol

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watfish Shrimp Enthusiast

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A couple of new ones from today. Haven't had much time for shrimp photos lately. Just started keeping discus and they have been taking up all of my time :)

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WEB5D3_2012-7105 by cy1234, on Flickr

and a couple of random shots of my yellows:

Dinner time (with a guest chameleon):

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Berried!

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And a baby shot:

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nolanlll Shrimp Enthusiast

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simply love it , i always love to shot berried shrimp :)

besides the flash from above ,do u have flash from side too ?!

some of mine photo show not that bright colour ~

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sajica Shrimp Breeder

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Those photos are absolutely amazing. You'd swear the shrimp are huge but we all know they're not. Just unbelievable detail.. I'm going to have to start practising again :)

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