Flowers and other Flora

[Cornelius]

 

[Click]

Nice picture, Cornelius. Welcome to CR.

 

[dpc]

Interesting picture, Cornelius. The tree is almost a clone of one I use as a distance marker when out driving, except for the colour of course.

 

[stevelee]

Infrared?

 

[chrysoberyl]

Interesting and pretty.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Catesby's trillium, another wildflower.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Flame azalea in an unusually deep color.

 

[Click]

Very nice pictures, chrysoberyl.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Very nice pictures, chrysoberyl.

Thank you; you are always so kind.

I am not opposed to criticism, though. I always seek to improve my technique and kit.

 

[dpc]

Nice pictures, chrysoberyl! Love the deep, rich colours.

 

[jprusa]

Catesby's trillium, another wildflower.

Very nice pictures, chrysoberyl.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Thanks to all of you kind folks.

 

[ritholtz]

Nice colors chrysoberyl.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Nice colors chrysoberyl.

Thank you! I just try to properly photograph what Nature offers.

 

[razashaikh]

Flame azalea in an unusually deep color.

Stunning

 

[ritholtz]

Nice colors chrysoberyl.

Thank you! I just try to properly photograph what Nature offers.

I also noticed amazing macro flowers with stopped down to f/16. I am unnecessarily trying to keep it stopped down to f/8 max based on diffraction comments in reviews and struggling to get proper dof.

 

[chrysoberyl]

I also noticed amazing macro flowers with stopped down to f/16. I am unnecessarily trying to keep it stopped down to f/8 max based on diffraction comments in reviews and struggling to get proper dof.

I completely understand the DOF dilemma! I strive to have the entire blossom sharp. This one was taken with a 5D IV + 35mm Art. I tend to photo trilliums with my 80D + 35mm Art. I hope to photo sundews soon and I'll use my 80D with a 100mm Milvus - or maybe the new Sigma 70mm Art, if it becomes available.

 

[chrysoberyl]

Flame azalea in an unusually deep color.

Stunning

Thank you! This thread has the nicest people!

 

[lion rock]

chrysoberyl,
stunning.
-r

I completely understand the DOF dilemma! I strive to have the entire blossom sharp. This one was taken with a 5D IV + 35mm Art. I tend to photo trilliums with my 80D + 35mm Art. I hope to photo sundews soon and I'll use my 80D with a 100mm Milvus - or maybe the new Sigma 70mm Art, if it becomes available.

 

[Click]

Beautiful shot. Well done, chrysoberyl.