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2008 03 12 MOS IMG_0016

 

For Exploring Macro Photography:

"Two" is the topic for Mar. 8 - Mar. 14, 2008

taken from roughly 6 inches away

 

BLC. Haw Yuan Beauty 'Hong' AM/AOS

 

Phyllis Shirokane

Windowsill, eastern exposure

owned approximately 2 years

Manhattan Orchid Society show table 2008/03/12

 

Meanwhile, nearby on Minchinhampton Common last weekend, the first Early Purples were emerging.

purple orchid held up to the light

Orchid show at Botanica in Wichita, Kansas, March 21, 2015.

A classic meri-stem from Gallup & Striblng. It blooms before and during Valentine's Day.

Studio (conservatory !) shot on a wet day!

"Pansy orchid"

Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco

 

Native to: Peruvian Andes

 

This cheery orchid flower looks like a cross between a pansy and a butterfly. Native to the cloud forest, this orchid demands high humidity and cooler temperatures. An interesting adaptation of these epiphytes is that a number of species display markings on their lips which glow under ultra-violet light visible to bees, a likely pollinator.

 

The Miltoniopsis orchid was once considered a Miltonia. A separate genus was then formed, but the two are so often hybridized that all but the most serious orchid growers call Miltonia orchids Miltoniopsis.

Mendel University, Brno, CZ - botanic gardens

Unfortunately, I can´t recognize this all species of orchids, therefore I´m not trying to describe them.

Orchid Annual Festival 2015 at Fairchild Botanical Garden

 

Sony a6000. Minolta Rokkor-X 50mm f1:1.7. Manual focus

Mendel University, Brno, CZ - botanic gardens

Unfortunately, I can´t recognize this all species of orchids, therefore I´m not trying to describe them.

Caladenia fitzgeraldii

Flowers October ++

Location Mid NSW

Flowers up to 60mm across petals

 

Taken on October 7th 2007

Location, above Abercrombie caves

about 50km south of Bathurst NSW

Close up view of orchid. This orchid species is Doritaenopsis Sweet.

the flash went off, so its overexposed a bit

 

Olympus OM Zuiko Auto-Macro 50mm used as a standard lens

i know they are gorgeous - but "Syren" just killed them

Orchid Annual Festival 2015 at Fairchild Botanical Garden

Sony a6000. Minolta Rokkor-X 50mm f1:1.7. Manual focus

For its huge variety of colors, unsurpassed duration of its flowers, the Cymbidium are rightly orchids to handle more active in cold areas and important trade and plants flower.

 

Por su inmensa variedad de colores,la insuperable duracion de sus flores,los Cymbidium son ,con toda razon,orquideas para manejar mas activamente en las zonas frias y con importante comercio de flor como de plantas

Taken with lensbaby composer pro f/2,8

Der Streich # 5

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EF 85mm f/1,2L II & Hoya HD UV

Slik PRO 824CF Tripod & Slik SH-806E Head

Live View Manual Focus

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3

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Orchid Annual Festival 2015 at Fairchild Botanical Garden

Sony a6000. Minolta Rokkor-X 50mm f1:1.7. Manual focus

Yet another play-with-lights-and-orchids photo. This time on a black background, without any ambient light in the room. Two flashes points upwards from the floor against the flowers, so that the petals are lit but not the floor nor the flower pot. A gold reflector bounces some light back onto the petals from above.

 

The same kind of flower, the same location, but different backdrop, lens and light: A very different photo

Taken at the Holmdel, NJ Orchid/Flower show.

 

2018-01-30

Arundina graminifolia, Asia

 

Arraijan

Panama

Orchid

Phragmipedium Cape Sunset

Orchid Show 2011

 

Photo credit: Lisa Francis

Courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden

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