Flower and plant photography

Flower and plant photography

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Turn7

23,609 posts

221 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Top work YB!

Yellabelly

2,258 posts

253 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Many thanks Mark

Morbid

179 posts

169 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2014
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dinkel said:
Why? It's great stuff.
Thank you Dinkel, a few more. These were taken at Wisley.


IMG_1419 by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1390 by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1388 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1361 by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1312 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1321 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1342 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1344 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1355 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1370 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1360 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1375 edit by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr


IMG_1377 by Ian J Bradshaw, on Flickr

C&C welcome.


dinkel

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26,947 posts

258 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2014
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bacchus180

779 posts

284 months

Sunday 14th December 2014
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She was out in the frost this morning..






dinkel

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26,947 posts

258 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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The frost has gone.

March 10th: spring is here.

Nimby

4,591 posts

150 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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dinkel said:
I thought the macro section went a bit too 'insect' for me.

Over to you!
Plants get their revenge:



dinkel

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Saturday 27th February 2016
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rich888

2,610 posts

199 months

Saturday 27th February 2016
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Blooming heck Dinkel, some superb photographs - where have you been hiding this thread? reason being is that I recently started a new thread featuring colourful flowers following a PH search which brought up nothing relevant, and here is the thread I was looking for!!!

Will get posting on here shortly.

To any PH Mods, is there any way of merging the posts I made on the thread I started 'Blooming beautiful' into this one?

ptj

51 posts

176 months

Sunday 28th February 2016
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There are some great shots on this thread, I have really enjoyed looking at them. So just to lower the tone a bit here are a couple of mine:
DSC_3477 Alstroemeria Aurea Lutea by Paul, on Flickr

DSC_3491 Crocus by Paul, on Flickr

DSC_0100 Roses by Paul, on Flickr

DSC_0209 Amaryllis by Paul, on Flickr

dinkel

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26,947 posts

258 months

Monday 29th February 2016
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Amaryllis makes for a lovely model:




DibblyDobbler

11,271 posts

197 months

Monday 11th April 2016
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Magnolias by Mike Smith, on Flickr

nre

533 posts

270 months

Tuesday 12th April 2016
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It's that time again...

bluebells by Nigel, on Flickr

bluebells 3 by Nigel, on Flickr

rich888

2,610 posts

199 months

Saturday 30th April 2016
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A couple of photos I took earlier today at Rufford Abbey using a Canon 700D with 50mm f1.8 lens.




ptj

51 posts

176 months

Sunday 1st May 2016
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A couple more attempts with a macro lens

DSC_0679 Carnations by Paul, on Flickr

DSC_0690 Yellow Rose by Paul, on Flickr

JSS 911

1,815 posts

211 months

Sunday 1st May 2016
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Blossom time by John, on Flickr

DibblyDobbler

11,271 posts

197 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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Gladioli by Mike Smith, on Flickr

singlecoil

33,612 posts

246 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary

montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr

Simpo Two

85,422 posts

265 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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singlecoil said:
montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary

montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr
Inspired by marquetry?

singlecoil

33,612 posts

246 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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Simpo Two said:
singlecoil said:
montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary

montbretia, sidalcea, lysimachia and rosemary by Elliott and Nolan, on Flickr
Inspired by marquetry?
I don't think so. The Contessa is a skilled flower arranger, and the material for the arrangement shown was picked from the garden on Sunday morning (apart from the shoe, which was found in the bottom of the wardrobe).