Nature Show "Flowers"

[Rose McGillicuddy]

Soft rendering of Minolta 50 f/2 at f2.8 on Olympus M5 Mk3. Hellebore.

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[Rose McGillicuddy]

Hardebergia

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[lucien]

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[AlwaysOnAuto]

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Thought I'd try the Canon LTM 35 2.8 out on the A9 to see how it does. This is taken at f5.6 if I didn't change the lens setting. Very flat conditions this morning as the marine layer is thick so no sun to speak of.

 

[WhidbeyLVR]

A few from today

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[Walter Palmer]

So lovely! What are they? This is from May 2021.

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

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Same flower early morning vs late afternoon (sorry it's a tad breezy this afternoon).

 

[Irene McC]

So lovely! What are they? This is from May 2021.
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It's a Bulbine Frutescens

Today's bloom is Bulbine Species (Bulbine frutescens)

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[rmc50]

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Pen F.Zuiko 38mm f/1.8 @f1.8.

 

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[lucien]

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[Bobitybob]

I should learn about plants. It would be cool to know the actual name of the thing i was photographing.
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A daisy?

If you have an iPhone and take a picture with that, you can look them up by opening the image in photos. If it has a plus next to the 'i' icon then it will give you the name etc. I'm not sure for certain but I also believe there is the same function on Android phones.

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[Bobitybob]

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[cichykot]

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[Irene McC]

If you have an iPhone and take a picture with that, you can look them up by opening the image in photos. If it has a plus next to the 'i' icon then it will give you the name etc. I'm not sure for certain but I also believe there is the same function on Android phones.

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Yes that's right, Android phones have Google Lens

 

[Bobitybob]

I suppose just for completeness, it also works on types of trees, dog, cats, other common animals.

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[John King]

Yes that's right, Android phones have Google Lens

And it actually works! Thanks, Irene.

I suppose just for completeness, it also works on types of trees, dog, cats, other common animals.

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Will try these too. Thanks, Bob.

 

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[Tim Williams]

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