Mrs cdivers 1st attempt

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• Nov 20, 2004

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Secretary blenny. It only took about ten minutes to get this shot. After this experience I hope the next shot is better



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• Nov 20, 2004

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Not bad at all for a first shot

 

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• Nov 20, 2004

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Thats what I'm afraid of, she will probably surpass me. This little critter was smaller than my little finger nail and moved with the speed of a bullet I would have given up on the photo.

 

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• Nov 21, 2004

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Keep us informed of your progress - great first shot.

 

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• Nov 21, 2004

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Great first attempt - I know how hard these guys are to get from my recent trip to Coz.

And it's great to hear she is really getting into it and not just point and shooting (btw - there is NOTHING wrong with point and shooting!) - most don't remember to take the time for THAT shot coz there's so many cool things to try to take photos of!

Looking forward to seeing more.

 

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• Nov 22, 2004

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alcina:

Great first attempt - I know how hard these guys are to get from my recent trip to Coz.

And it's great to hear she is really getting into it and not just point and shooting (btw - there is NOTHING wrong with point and shooting!) - most don't remember to take the time for THAT shot coz there's so many cool things to try to take photos of!

Looking forward to seeing more.

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Its is doing her good. Another one of hers a pity its slightly out of focus (she is afraid of damaging something with the framer) but a great subject, don't ask me what it is?

 

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• Nov 22, 2004

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She's doing great! You've tutored her very well!

This second one is a Bristled Fireworm.... definately be careful not to touch or brush against one!

 

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• Nov 22, 2004

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Dee:

She's doing great! You've tutored her very well!

This second one is a Bristled Fireworm.... definately be careful not to touch or brush against one!

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Small stuff not my job . Honest I'm far sighted and unless its a herd of elephants charging past I would not see it. Thats why I talked Mrs cdiver into it, I'm sneaky. Will post more when I have them scanned

 

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• Nov 22, 2004

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I have not got a clue what it is.

 

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• Nov 22, 2004

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Looks like texture of coral. Very nice - she has a good eye for beyond the usual...that is a great thing, I think!

I'd say Santa-man needs to check out a nice digital and housing for under the tree...she'll get better results faster (because she won't have to use framers so there's nothing to touch and because she can review her shots, learn from them then try something else). :christmas