Macro Flowers 03

Just playing around my my Tamron SP90 macro lens in the garden .Not sure what this flower is, but I'm sure a Flickr horticulturist will know this specimen.

Two shots focus stacked, the detail in the middle of this flower caught my eye. This flower was approximately 2" in diameter.

Thanks to Carol_Malky I now know that it's a Vinca flower.

Small narcissus flower. Focus stacked using zerene. See www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/32456751734/ for a 3D version

Playing with some begonia flowers. Focus stacked using zerene

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From my mother's backyard

This is the first time it has ever flowered in the 7 years of residence in our garden.

What marvels...truly an Easter miracle!! We're flabbergasted and overjoyed! :D

Plant info on Cardwell Lily or Northern Christmas Lily, as it is commonly named.

© Josselin DUTHEIL

Redmond Overlake area. Canon 20D with Vivitar 50mm f1.8 manual lens and Macro Tube mounted between lens and body.

A small purple flower up close.

home made macro lens

cross eye 3d stereo pair macro flowers

This album of Macro Flowers is in celebration of one million views of my photos.

第一次嘗試超微距，這朵小花的大小小於 1cm，利用倒接的方式配上蛇腹讓放大倍率夠大，並且景深勉強還夠

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Canon EOS 50D

FD 50mm f1.8 inverse with bellow

strobist info: 580EXII @ 1/64 power and Di866 @ 1/128 power in the left and right of image

trigger by Flash Wave-III RX

HDR by photomatix

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Macro Flowers

extension tubes photos

Candice Trimble

Rosemary flower. Focus stacked using zerene

Dont remember wat this plant is called in English. In Tamil, its called 'thotta chinungi'.

The leaves of this plant, (the ones u see at the bottom right corner) respond to stimuli. If you try touching it, they fold themselves among the midrib..

One very common, yet spectacular plant, I'd say!

That's my balcony, quite frankly.