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#2 is my favorite. Excellent subjects, well done.
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Very nice! I like the second one best also. The first sawblade shrimps shot look good also. Too bad there's another critter in the background that's a bit of a distraction.
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l loved the shrimps especually the first photo.
from the sawblade shrimps photos I prefer the second one!
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Very nice work. I know others will be interested, so I'll ask: What camera/lens/strobe combination were you using?
I particularly like the frontal views of the Coleman shrimp, we see these shot from the top so often. The second shot of the Coleman shrimp has a lot of personality.
I'm going to break with the others and say I prefer the first of the sawblade shrimp. If your ethics are up to it (
) it might not hurt to clone out the "thing" in the background upper right and the spot in the middle lower area. I prefer the angle that that shrimp is in on the first shot rather than the more horizontal aspect in the second. -
Nice photos, good job!
I like the first sawtooth, the angle and the lighting is more pleasureable to me. Do these sawtooth type of shrimp move around much when you are trying to take your shots, or do they just hang out?
It would be interesting to hear what your strobe set up was?
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Nice photos, good job!
I like the first sawtooth, the angle and the lighting is more pleasureable to me. Do these sawtooth type of shrimp move around much when you are trying to take your shots, or do they just hang out?
It would be interesting to hear what your strobe set up was?
Thanks for all your comments


I was using a Oly 5060 in an ikelite housing with one DS50....i had problems with the ikelite dul cable for the TTL and i can't use both that i have
but it was fan to adapt to this new situation 

Thanks again
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your second Coleman shrimp is absolutely brilliant.....and second sawtooth for me
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like both colemans. they are really nice. better than the sawblades. so rather keep the colemans ... the sawblades are nice ... but they don't come near to your colemans shots ... really nice perspective
greets, serge




