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Old 10-12-2011, 11:37 AM   #181
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Re: The Flower Thread

That's where a suit-of-armour comes in handy...

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Recovered some old pics from back in the 90's, one here, 2 in the reflection thread.

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WOW! That's a superb quality pic Acuta, so much so that Mrs WereBo wanted to pick them for her gin....
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Old 10-13-2011, 05:14 PM   #184
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Re: The Flower Thread

love the juniper berries Acuta - such great colours in them

here's a humble tomato flower - tiny and often overlooked, many vegetables have nice flowers

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Old 10-13-2011, 06:35 PM   #185
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I don't think there is such a thing as a humble flower, they're all beautiful in their own unique way

A beautifully composed shot Zulu, from the pin-sharp detail to the fuzzy DoF, I love it for it's simplicity
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Old 10-14-2011, 02:09 AM   #186
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Re: The Flower Thread

You can almost small the musky aroma of the plant. It will make me look closer at vegi flowers!
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Re: The Flower Thread

some more from the garden:

a succulent's flower:



daisy:

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I love the quality of detail of the succulent, but it's a pity it's a bit lost against the background, a little bit of cropping would cure that nicley

The daisy is beautiful, from the pastel-shading to the vivid deep colouring of the centre - Slightly increasing the DoF would get the petals in pin-sharp focus.

Both are excellent pics though
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Onion (I didn't know they flowered either)

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Rose




I may have posted this elsewhere - sorry. I guess I like flowers just budding as much as in full bloom.
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One more on my budding theme

Rose of Sharon




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Superb quality pics yustr, especially the way you caught the transparent covering on the onion - They have beautiful flowers when they open, something like this but more ball-shaped...




The roses are also lovely, I also like flower-buds, I think for the promise of what's to come grin:
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Hey Guys, some great photos ... All...
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Bougainvillea

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Anyone any ideas what this might be ???











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To be honest, I haven't the faintest idea; I've never seen anything like 'em before, but they're intriguing, along with very well framed and exposed
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I saw it my brother & I were out walking .. reminds me a little of the bougainvillea but these are like fingers .. never seen them before .. might have to go knock on the door and ask
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the humble tomato flower of my previous post has turned nicely into mini truss tomatoes



here's a cucumber flower that will hopefully turn into a delicious lebanese cucumber

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Lovely crisp shots Zulu, the DoF is spot-on for both foreground and background - It's amazing just how hairy some plants are


I looked out my window yesterday morning and saw my supposed 'Christmas Cactus' had lost track of time.....








Oh, it doesn't always live so dangerously, perched on the balcony-rail, I only put it there temporarily so I could get the sunlight on it for photographing....
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ah - never heard it called 'Christmas Cactus' before - I have lots of them in my backyard in pots - inherited from an uncle of my brother-in-law - look good when all in flower like that - nice pics WereBo!

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