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ChrisLukhaup

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Hello folks,attached some pics i took for the breeders and keepers mag.

keep on shrmping

Chris

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Spectacular shots dude, the second one is amazing & the pinto is just drool worthy, thanks :victorious:

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Holy *&^!(^(!^...I think I just fainted....Beautiful shrimps, Amazing photography. OMG, OMG OMG !

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Beautiful shrimp great shots. Thanks for sharing:encouragement:

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Shrimp fantasy for us Aussies. Thanks for showing us what's possible.

Beautiful photography.

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ninja' date='that is a unusual coloured red tiger...no bees in there..;-)[/quote']

Thanks Chris.

Wow is that a one of or are there lots of them now?

The red pinto is a TiBee isn't it?

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What camera & lens are you using Chris? The detail in those shots I'd amazing, I just can't get past it :encouragement:

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Holy *&^!(^(!^...I think I just fainted....Beautiful shrimps' date=' Amazing photography. OMG, OMG OMG ![/quote']

Amen! I've got to agree, some absolutely stunning shots, beautiful shrimp. Cuse me while I clean the keyboard

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Mate your photos are amazing, saw them on the net awhile ago and it inspired me to get into macro photography with shrimp. I hope to be able to take those sort of quality one day. Thanks so much for sharing your work.

Cheers,

Josh

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Hello

@Ninja – Red Pintos are in fact Tigerbees. you can read the whole story about Red and Black Pintos in Vol II of Breeders and Keepers

@squiggle – i use a normal Eos 7 D and a Sigma 105 Macro..so nothing special. Most important is the light...that makes 50 % of a good photo.

;-)

Chris

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I love the closeup of the eggs, especially the blue ones! Thanks for the great pics!

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stunning pics...

i use a normal Eos 7 D and a Sigma 105 Macro..so nothing special. Most important is the light...that makes 50 % of a good photo.
care to elaborate any more ?
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@squiggle – i use a normal Eos 7 D and a Sigma 105 Macro..so nothing special. Most important is the light...that makes 50 % of a good photo.

;-)

Chris

Thank for that Chris, I'm still working on my macro abilities :encouragement: Those new shots are stunning, love the egg shots dude :victorious:

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