Let's see your flower shots!
- Thread starter WarrenB
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Wow. Well done!
one of my favorites.. a honey bee in a Nasturtium blossom
Shot with
Pentax K-5
Sigma 180mm 1:3.5 macro lens
ISO 400
1/250 second
No flash used.
Shot with
Pentax K-5
Sigma 180mm 1:3.5 macro lens
ISO 400
1/250 second
No flash used.
My flower shot this morning
Alng with this building an old converted mill in Lincoln
Alng with this building an old converted mill in Lincoln
Orchids... but this is kind of trick photography as I placed a mirror behind the orchids which makes it look like there are more flowers.
Barrel cacti in southern New Mexico. iPhone photo.
Russian Thistle aka Tumbleweed.
These were actually imported in the 1800s as a decorative plant... we consider them weeds.
These were actually imported in the 1800s as a decorative plant... we consider them weeds.
Calathea roseopicta
Tea, Camellia sinensis, flower.
I have three plants, but they're still too small to harvest leaves yet for tea.
I have three plants, but they're still too small to harvest leaves yet for tea.
Pulsatilla vulgaris
Beautiful!
Does anyone want to see how cheap I am? Here's a flower pic of some Impatients (is that the right spelling) that I started from cuttings in front of our church. So yes, I stole them. From church.
Flowers. Just another reason I have problems with a Theory that has no explanation for Creations!
Flowers. Just another reason I have problems with a Theory that has no explanation for Creations!
Galanthus nivalis
This past spring I had a bit of fun chasing the early-flowering plants
This past spring I had a bit of fun chasing the early-flowering plants
Galanthus nivalis (aka snowdrop) are native to Europe (northern Europe in particular) and typically will be the first flowers to appear every year when the winter is coming to an end. Despite their delicate structure they can break through a snow cover and emerge as a beautiful sign that the spring is about to start.
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Not your typical flower.
Sundew (Drosera intermedia)
It's an endangered species of carnivore plant
Sundew (Drosera intermedia)
It's an endangered species of carnivore plant
Two leaf beetles on a flower (Cryptocephalus sericeus?)
Redbud tree and double cup daffodil
