Flowers and other Flora

[Click]

Spring in Georgia (USA). Rue-anemone, a wildflower.

Very nice shot, chrysoberyl.

Happy Spring!

 

[chrysoberyl]

Very nice shot, chrysoberyl.

Happy Spring!

And Happy Spring to you, too, if you live in a place that has Spring. And thank you for the compliment.

 

[ritholtz]

Beautiful colors.

 

[Click]

And Happy Spring to you, too, if you live in a place that has Spring. And thank you for the compliment.

Thank you. I live in Canada... Spring is going to be late this year.

 

[ritholtz]

Went to Nursery with Spouse. Tried something randomly to kill the time. Wide open with 100mm f2 on crop.



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[ritholtz]

Camera ends up over exposing flowers most of the time. Need to pull down exposure a lot to get back colors. Is it normal when picturing flowers/colors.



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[Click]

Lovely pictures, ritholtz.

 

[lion rock]

Lovely pictures, ritholtz.

+1
-r

 

[lion rock]

Some sakura.
-r

 

[scyrene]

Streptocarpus 'Polka Dot Purple'. A focus stack of 107 images with the 5D3, MP-E at 1x magnification, ambient lighting, ISO 400, f/6.3, 0.6 secs each frame.

 

[Click]

@ lion rock and scyrene

Very nice pictures, guys.

 

[lion rock]

thanks Click.
-r

 

[ritholtz]

Lovely pictures, ritholtz.

+1
-r

Thanks Lion and Click.

 

[ritholtz]

With 50mm stm,

 

[chrysoberyl]

North Carolina wildflowers. I am a big fan of trilliums.

 

[Click]

2 ritholtz and chrysoberyl

Nice shots, guys. Well done.

 

[chrysoberyl]

2 ritholtz and chrysoberyl

Nice shots, guys. Well done.

Thanks. I really like what ritholtz did with the dandelion. I am waiting for a dew-covered one with early morning sun on it.

I do like wet wildflowers. Especially rare trilliums.

 

[razashaikh]

North Carolina wildflowers. I am a big fan of trilliums.

Stunning Shot!

 

[chrysoberyl]

Stunning Shot!

Thanks! Are you also a trillium fan?

 

[MrFotoFool]

Taken this morning at Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. The cacti with the large blooms are hybrid torch cactus (Trichocereus) and the blooms only last one or two days.

5D4 with 70-200 f2.8L (non IS version on tripod).
98mm, f8, 1/500 second, ISO 320.