Flowers and other Flora

[dpc]

I like the contrast of the white background with the petunias.

 

[dpc]

Geranium after a rain.

7D + Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary lens: ISO100, 516mm, 0ev, f/11, 1/20second, handheld. I wouldn't normally use this lens for a picture like this, but I've been trying to test out its capabilities in various situations and, more to the point, my capabilities in using it.

 

[Jack Douglas]

I like the contrast of the white background with the petunias.

I think this one would benefit from printing and framing appropriately. Would be really striking.

Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

Nice one DPC.

Jack

 

[dak723]

Here's one from a few days ago.

 

[dpc]

Nice one DPC.

Jack

Thanks, Jack!

 

[Click]

Another very nice shot, npdien.

 

[lion rock]

npdien,
I like your style!
-r

 

[Pookie]

Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park...

 

[npdien]

Another very nice shot, npdien.

Thanks, Click, Dpc, Jack Douglas and Lion Rock.

 

[npdien]

Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park...

Very interesting landscape, Pookie.

 

[npdien]

Here's one from a few days ago.

Nice shot, Dak723.

 

[dpc]

Western Canadian cedar forest

 

[Ryananthony]

The second image is from the remains of a forest fire here in Delta, BC. Both on 5d3 and Sigma 150-600C

 

[npdien]

 

[npdien]

This shot is very nice, Ryananthony.

 

[npdien]

Western Canadian cedar forest

The shot is very interesting, Dpc.

 

[dpc]

The second image is from the remains of a forest fire here in Delta, BC. Both on 5d3 and Sigma 150-600C

Nice pictures. I like the first one in particular. The second one reminds me of the extreme forest fire conditions in British Columbia last summer. I remember how slick the smoke was.

 

[Click]

Nice pictures. I like the first one in particular.

+1 Very nice picture, Ryananthony.

 

[dpc]

Ryananthony's post reminded me of the fires in British Columbia last summer. I posted this picture elsewhere quite a while ago but think it goes here as well. Taken at Elk Lake by Victoria last July. The yellowish-green hue is caused by heavy smoke resulting from forest fires further north on Vancouver Island.