May 2004 Photo Contest: "Little Stuff"

[Anonymous]

Welcome to Reefs.org's May Photo Contest: LITTLE STUFF!

This month's photo contest is wide open...apertures that is! Let's see some great photos of small things in your tank. From the lowly bristleworm to a clownfish fry to a tiny polyp, we want to see small things!


This submission period ends on 12:00 AM EST Monday (Sunday/Monday midnight) May 31, 2004.

(Sorry I got this contest started a few days late...we'll run it right up to the end of the month to make up for it! )

Prize
First place wins a $25 gift certificate, generously donated by Reefs.org's sponsor Marine Depot.


Please refer to the Contest Rules for more information about how to enter. Each member may submit up to 2 entries per contest. PLEASE remember not to put borders around your photos. Your photos will NOT be considered for the finalists if they have borders of any sort. You may put copyright notification on the photo itself, but please keep it small and unobtrusive.

Please submit your entry in this thread only. Photos not submitted to this thread will not be considered for the photo contest. Photos that have no relevance to this contest will be removed. General comments or posts without a photo attached will also be deleted from this thread. If you'd like to discuss the contest, please start another thread. :mrgreen:

 

[Anonymous]

Chip Cataldo
110 gallon reef (no longer running)
Nikon Coolpix 880
"Nightstar"

 

[Anonymous]

Chip Cataldo
10 gallon nano reef
Nikon Coolpix 880
"Sexy Rose"

 

[yamant]

Photo Title: Can you see flatworms?
Photographer: Tolga YAMAN
Camera: Nikon Coolpix 3100
Location: ~45 g reef tank
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[yamant]

Photo Title: Can't you see flatworms?
Photographer: Tolga YAMAN
Camera: Nikon Coolpix 3100
Location: ~45 g reef tank
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[newfin_20]

Small star
hp 850

 

[MeMo1]

Photo Title:Goby
Photographer:Mehmet Bozdere
Camera: Canon powershot s400
Location:Lfs

 

[investigator1]

Photo Title: Goby and Leather
Photographer: George Goss
Camera: Olympus C-4000
Locationoway

 

[investigator1]

Photo Title: Zebra Hermit Crab
Photographer: George Goss
Camera: Olympus C-4000
Locationoway

 

[ozadars]

Photo Title: A rare, tiny clown goby
Photographer: Selim Özadar
Camera: Olympus C-350

 

[J.Howard]

Photo Title: Strombus Grazers...Ready to Venture.
Photographer: Jeremy Howard
Camera: Sony DSC-S85 Cybershot 4.1 mega pixels
Location: My 200 gallon reef - front glass
Comments: Actual size of egg mass is 2.5 mm.

 

[J.Howard]

Photo Title: Brittle Stars Under The Christmas Tree
Photographer: Jeremy Howard
Camera: Sony DSC-S85 Cybershot 4.1 mega pixels
Location: My 200 gallon reef
Comments: There are several of these little guys that live in holes in the beautiful porites coral that covers my wonderful Indo-Pacific X-mas Tree rock.

 

[Pineapple House]

Photo Title: Red R. yuma
Photographer: Graham Stephan
Camera: Sony Cybershot F707
Location: 300 gallon aquarium

 

[Pineapple House]

Photo Title: Green Chromis viridis
Photographer: Graham Stephan
Camera: Sony Cybershot F707
Location: 300 gallon reef

 

[REEFSOUL]

-Lisa P.
FugiFilm Finepix 2650

 

[kdluhy]

Photo Title: Green Mushrooms
Photographer: Kyle Dluhy
Camera: Fuji Finepix s602
Location: 46 Bow - Reef[/img]

 

[tangir1]

Welcome to RDO, newfin_20!

 

[Anonymous]

Name: Micheal (me)
Photo Title: Baby Mushrooms
Photography equipment: Fuji S3000
Location/Tank: 135G glass tank
Comments (optional): Size is approximately 2-3mm, figured shoving a ruler in as proof would detract from the photo.

 

[Anonymous]

Name: Micheal (me)
Photo Title: Featherless Evacuation
Photography equipment: Fuji S3000
Location/Tank: 135G glass tank
Comments (optional): Feather Duster in search of greener pastures.

 

[azcaddman]

Name: Art Malone
Photo Title: Sexy Shrimp
Photography equipment: Nikon N70, 60mm Micro lens, Velvia Film, Dual Ikelite Strobes, Ikelite Housing
Location/Tank: Southern Belize (photo taken while diving)