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The poppy one's new? I like that a lot

They are all gorgeous AB :biggrin:

Beautifully shot photographs. I commend you. Where do poppies grow like that? I've never seen them so densely populated. Must be a jaw-dropping sight to see with your own peepers.

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The poppies were such in a field some where near Guildford ...couldn't resist stopping to take the shot as they looked spectacular

spectacular pics, really nice

Wow great pics, I specially like the second one ( sorry don't know the english name ) and the last orchid...
Are these raw digital pics or did you worked on the levels\contrast\colors in photoshop?
Anyway they are really great!!!

All the pictures are taken using a 5Mega Pixel Kodak DX4530 the only modification done is to crop the images and resize them to fit the fiorum guidlines ......or else I have to "play" with Tibby




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Once again a nice set :) delights me to look at these thx for this moment of serenity.

Lovely photos AB...I particularily like the rose

Stunning as ever ... and the fuschia's my favourite

Nice Work! I am a dabbler in floral photography as well. I really love your work!

That picture was indeed taken at RHS Wiseley you can also see them at Kew Gardens

Very nice photography. :a013:

I love that picture of the field. Something like that is absolutely unheard of around here where I live.

Very nice work. You have quite a knack for for this. Though I do find it just a bit humorous that the TDM likes to photograph flowers...

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Awesome as ever - I like the bottom one best, but I don't have a clue what it is

That one is Passiflora caerulea, or the common passion flower from Brasil.

Its half hardy and can be grown reasonably succesfully in sheltered areas of the uk and will even produce orange sadly inedible fruit.

Sadly a hard frost can kill them off buit they grow quite fasteven from seed.

they are all lovely...but..the rose with rain on it is wonderful...I love how the light is reflected from it and the change of colour where the water droplets are

Not by me! The most I've ever managed to grow is radishes ... and I was about 10

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This one is a cultivar apparently called Constance Elliot


There is a rather good site on passion flowers here

Your picture's better than the one on their front page

If I ever have a garden I may hvae to get some of those ... and a gardener

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I really like those last 3, very nice!

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Both flowers are beautiful...but ... the orchid is gorgeous

excellent photos

I dont know what to say.... they are gorgeous. I have a subscription to a wildlife photography magazine, and you've captured the same beauty. I simply adore the field of poppies. Oh...... magical poppies....

Ill look forward to more nature shots from you.

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Wow those last 2 are just amazing also, the color is really wondeful

wow, this is top class stuff. just wish i had this kind of imagination and skill for my GCSE photography! i got a b with fruit anyway.
these pictures are technically perfect, you must have a real flair.

they are actually quite easy to take .....if you have a good camera and the only real technique involved is standard good photographic practice ...as steady a hand as possible.

The first of this years rain soaked Rhododendon's










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Fantastic stuff once again

Wonderful as usual - I especially like the purple one :a013:

Beautiful! I never tire of great floral shots. The lotus is of paticular interest to me. We've got TONS of 'em here in Taiwan. Naturally, they even have their own festival. I've taken a shot very similar to yours, but I like your colours better. Well done! :a013:

absolutely beautiful AB...as always

This is the only place I get to see such stunning flowers in this concrete jungle I call home...

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gorgeous flowers...beautifully captured

i must compliment you on your work, abb. most impressive. you can almost perceive a feeling of tranquility from them, especially the rain-soaked Rhododendrons (glad you spelled that, cos i couldn't ), the peacefull lull just after a bout of rain.
good stuff, keep em coming.

Wonderful as ever :a013: , just running out of original compliments

Wow, the colors of the last one are just wonderful. You don't mind that I saved a copy of that one do you? Looks great as something put full screen to show off a good monitors colors.

Thats fine by me I put the full scales up to in case people want touse then for desktops etc :ssmile:

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gorgeous flowers AB...beautifully taken photos as usual...

I especially like the orchid...it's stunning

the rose is especially well framed. Well done sir

gonzolono

The photographs are exquisite ABBANDON

Roses are my favourite flower, so, I like the pink rose the best

The purple / yellow waterlily is also extraordinary

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All wonderful of course ... I particularly like the iris and the snowdrops this time

beautiful flowers AB

I like how the light shines through the daffodil and the colour and pattern of the orchid

More fine quality photos as usual. The snowdrops are really nice.

Beautiful flowers m8. Top knotch camera work too. I'd never seen many of these types of flowers before, thank you for sharing them with us comrade ABBANDON