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6 Responses to “Hairy Pipefish”

1. Budi Ramadi Jerry says:
   March 27th, 2008 at 23:07:32

   I don’t know how did you do this, but, this is really a very good one.

2. Jeffrey De Guzman says:
   March 28th, 2008 at 07:51:11

   I used a closeup filter and a woody diopter to get super close. The strobes were positioned right beside the macro port. W/c was the wrong thing to do, since I did not get a black background if I positioned the strobes at 11 or 1 o’clock.

3. Yuji Law says:
   March 29th, 2008 at 01:04:53

   This is something that i always wanna do!!
   I dont know rocket science…but i know 1 thing!!
   Perfect shot!!Salute….Jeff!!

4. Tom F. Chandra says:
   April 7th, 2008 at 19:39:33

   Jeez Jeff you make me ashame to post any photo in the forum

5. Jeffrey De Guzman says:
   April 7th, 2008 at 22:36:37

   Tom,

   When I started with my Canon S80 back in May 2006. I asked for the help of Masters. And guess what they were snobs! I swore when I became a better photographer that I would help anyone that would ask for help.

   1st I consider myself a average JOE. Anyone can take great pictures. All you need are 3 simple things…

   1. You have to have the right equipment.
   2. Knowledge of Light, shutter speed, aperture, and subject behavior.
   3. Practice and more practice.

   I use special equipment for magnification a closeup filter and Woody Diopter.
   Now I got a 2x Teleconverter that will allow me to take full frame shots of pygmy seahorses.

   Great pictures cost a lot of money bec. of the equipment needed. So start saving up.

   If you need advice or help - please don’t hesitate to ask.

6. Erwin Kodiat says:
   April 11th, 2008 at 15:47:39

   Thanks for sharing, Jeffrey!

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