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EpheDrone25
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very nice indeed!!! 
all the strains are top notch too!
I respect you sir.
looking forward for more !
all the strains are top notch too!
I respect you sir.
looking forward for more !
.Some tastey strain indeed and such pretty picture!!!One day i might learn how to do that as well hehehehe. 
wonder what strain i'm lookin forward to see finish up
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Sensi Star...
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G13xMoonshine 
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Sour Diesel...
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Jack Herer...
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Trainwreck...
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Both your Photography, and your Garden are spectacular....
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Thanks H3ad...believe me, the feeling is mutual You do a wonderful job as well.
You do a wonderful job as well.
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lookin fabulous
a true inspiration. i thank you
be well my friend
a true inspiration. i thank you
be well my friend
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kokua
yer pal the guineapig 
Kokua, Those are some beautyful shots dude.
How do you get such clear shot, if you don't mind me askin that is.
Also what kind of camera do you use?
Stay safe and high.
Hydro
How do you get such clear shot, if you don't mind me askin that is.
Also what kind of camera do you use?
Stay safe and high.
Hydro
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kokua
thanks gp..
They are indeed square containers...but they are not that big. The pots are 5 1/2" square,and hold less than 1 gallon of soil.
Clear shots? I use a tripod and photography lighting. The camera is a simple point and shoot that retails for $200-$300 at best buy or circuit city. The trick is the tripod and the lighting, not the camera.
I researched photagraphy lighting online and discovered that they use lights that are close to 5000K, which is the close to what the compact fluro's at my local hydro shop are. I grabbed up a 125 CFL in the 5000K range, and it works great. It is nice soft light that makes for great photos. The light cost me almost $150 bucks, the camera cost me $300, and the tripod was $50. So it cost me almost $500 to take these pictures for ya'all. I hope you enjoy viewing the pictures as much as I enjoy taking them.
cannable said:
They are indeed square containers...but they are not that big. The pots are 5 1/2" square,and hold less than 1 gallon of soil.
Hydrofome420 said:
Clear shots? I use a tripod and photography lighting. The camera is a simple point and shoot that retails for $200-$300 at best buy or circuit city. The trick is the tripod and the lighting, not the camera.
I researched photagraphy lighting online and discovered that they use lights that are close to 5000K, which is the close to what the compact fluro's at my local hydro shop are. I grabbed up a 125 CFL in the 5000K range, and it works great. It is nice soft light that makes for great photos. The light cost me almost $150 bucks, the camera cost me $300, and the tripod was $50. So it cost me almost $500 to take these pictures for ya'all. I hope you enjoy viewing the pictures as much as I enjoy taking them.
kokua awesome selection brother photography is great as well
keepem green and girlie
keepem green and girlie
very beautiful job my friend
just awesoome,kokua
what kind of yields do u get per light with just those kord containers?
any tips for someone tryin this, or was it just done in a pinch?
seems yields may suffer and 2ltr soda bottle may be the better option....
what say ye?
thanks in advance for any and all help, your thread is very inspiring! keep up the great work
what kind of yields do u get per light with just those kord containers?
any tips for someone tryin this, or was it just done in a pinch?
seems yields may suffer and 2ltr soda bottle may be the better option....
what say ye?
thanks in advance for any and all help, your thread is very inspiring! keep up the great work
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