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    Posted: 22 May 2008 at 02:16
To start a new thread off, a budding hibiscus flower.

 



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An Iris - thanks pauljg for the correction on the flower type...


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One in a Crowd


Why I love Minolta Glass


These are a simple conversion with IDC, no crop,no sharpen, no NR, no curve or saturation change. Shrunk only.
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A100 + MinO 35-70/4:



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I love the lily, with its raindrops.

Here are a few more of the spring flowers on my way to work, all taken with 7D and Tamron 90/2.8

1. Clover


2. Gorse, with bonus bug


I don't know the names of the next ones, can anyone help me out?

3. I really should know the name of this one


4. I thought the OOF white flower would add interest, but seeing it on screen I concluded it was too distracting. What do you think?


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7. Finally, a thistle from the garden. We didn't plant it, so it still counts as wild.
 



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flattie's "lily with the raindrops" is an iris

The unknown #3 of alanfrombangor is the Digitalis Purpurea or (in English) the Common Foxglove also known as Purple Foxglove, the next one is probably one of the many types of cranesbill or a member of the mallow family. The white one is a member of the cerastium or chickweed family and the final one is not a thistle but the centaurea scabiosa or Greater Knapweed.

I think I've got them right but don't shoot if one or more are wrong

I think the unsharp white flower is not too distracting, it could maybe slightly darker but I like the picture nevertheless
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Thanks for the clarification Paul, I've always been rubbish at identification

I'll update my flickr descriptions now.
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Hi Alan: your identification may be rubbish but your pictures are the opposite
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Ramsons (or Daslook in Dutch, Allium Ursinum) which came up spontaneously in our garden. It's a legally protected species so we were very glad to see one so close to home !



Edited by pegelli - 07 June 2008 at 15:01
You can see the April Foolishness 2023 exhibition here Another great show of the talent we have on Dyxum
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I don't know plants so I can't give a name to this plant. I was in the garden trying out my new (used) Min 35-105 and I really like everything about this lens.
Sony A700 Minolta 35-105 f6.3 1/200 ISO 200
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I think it might be from the same family as the fuschia. Nice shot.
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Here's my share:

Thinking at 6Gs
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gobs, nice! very nice!!

Actually these are all very stunning!

I keep returning to look again!



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