Flowers 2013
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Re: Flowers 2013
Yummy looking strawberries and roses
. A nice red theme running here.
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Red or next to red.... : )
Marigolds.
Yildiz



Marigolds.
Yildiz
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Good ones Yildiz. The second one seems like a good choice for focus stacking
perhaps using Zerene Stacker. Just thinking aloud.
Sury
perhaps using Zerene Stacker. Just thinking aloud.
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Wonderful Yildiz. I love the crisp detail in the up close petals and the colours. Great stuff 
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I’m not really familiar with Marigolds Yildiz (I don’t think we’ve ever had that one in the yard) so It’s good to see an example photographed,
an interesting flower, I assume the petals on the first two will ‘roll out’ and become more like the last one?
Greg
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Thanks, Sury. : )sury wrote:Good ones Yildiz. The second one seems like a good choice for focus stacking
perhaps using Zerene Stacker. Just thinking aloud.
Sury
I will take your advice and try Zerene Stacker some time. Curious of the outcome myself.
Thank you, Birma and Greg.
Yes, the petals roll out and flatten a little more like in the third shot. There are many types of marigolds and some keep the rolled version of the petals.
They are garden flowers, Greg and very easy to grow anywhere even from seeds. As long as there's Sun and sufficient watering of the plant it grows almost on its own without any intervention. You can try in a small area of yourgarden estate and you'll be surprised how fast they grow on their own. They are not shy at all.
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Yildiz
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thanks for the comments everyone,
each picture is better than the other on this thread, the standards keep raising the bar,absolutely fantastic, a special mention for this one above from Sury, not only for it's technical merit, but I keep seeing a little cat silhouetted in the centre of the flower
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gio67,
Thank you very much for your kind words. I am much honored.
As for cat silhouette, I am afraid my imagination is very limited.
I don't feel a feline in that flower.
I am glad you do, never the less.
With best regards,
Sury
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Thank you very much for your kind words. I am much honored.
As for cat silhouette, I am afraid my imagination is very limited.
I don't feel a feline in that flower.
With best regards,
Sury
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Hi Geo67,
I think I know what you mean by the cat silhouette. After searching for a little while, I found that there actually is a sitting cat with its ears popped up strikingly. A subtle implication but it definitely is there.
Maybe in time even Sury will see it.
Yildiz
Maybe in time even Sury will see it.
Yildiz
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Pink Anthurium 2013, almost fully unrolled... : )
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Lovely pictures Yildiz, and fascinating to see the flower at this stage of opening
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What are those last ones Sury? (I can't spot the cat either in the ones before...yet)
Boy that Anthurium sure takes its sweet ol time, I'm starting to see what it looks like now, good one Yildiz (how is the cactus this year?).
Greg
Boy that Anthurium sure takes its sweet ol time, I'm starting to see what it looks like now, good one Yildiz (how is the cactus this year?).
Greg
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Thanks Birma and Greg,
The Pink Anthurium indeed takes its time, doesn't it? I'm surprised myself but once full open it lasts almost a year.
Greg, the cactus bloomed in March as it usually does. I forgot to take photos because I was too busy with the room renovation if yo recall. It had its pink blossoms for two weeks then went back to its green cactus status of usual.
Yildiz
Greg, the cactus bloomed in March as it usually does. I forgot to take photos because I was too busy with the room renovation if yo recall. It had its pink blossoms for two weeks then went back to its green cactus status of usual.
Yildiz
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Greg, I think the cat Geo67 mentioned is in the image below. I tried to cut it out to the best of my ability.Greg Beetham wrote:What are those last ones Sury? (I can't spot the cat either in the ones before...yet)
Sury, I apologize beforehand for manipulating the photo to outline the cat. I hope you don't mind. I'll remove it completely later.
Geo67, is this the cat silhouette you think you saw?
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