June Photo Project: Plantlife

[almo]

I will get things started with this lil' guy.

Common Buttonbush, Cephalanthus occidentalis, N.E. Florida.

[almo]

And I shall continue with:

Orange Milkwort, Polygala lutea, N.E. Florida.

[almo]

Here I go again on my own...

Lantana

[payn817]

One of my favorite subjects!

[payn817]

Love the new avatar, Almo! BENDER RAWKS!!

[payn817]

And a couple oldies, just for fun.

[payn817]

BTW, that buttonbush stuff is great! Love how you composed it, with the smooth BG and framed it with the leaves. :thumbsup:

[almo]

BTW, that buttonbush stuff is great! Love how you composed it, with the smooth BG and framed it with the leaves. :thumbsup:

I was actually quite surpirsed by how well that came out. There is a vertical shot too that I like even better... Oh hell here it is...

[mdmc]

I was actually quite surpirsed by how well that came out. There is a vertical shot too that I like even better... Oh hell here it is...

This reminds me of Edggertons (sp) milk crown.AWESOME!
Mark.

[photophorous]

Also, one of my favorite subjects. Good choice, Almo.

Here are a couple I took recently on 35mm Tri-X, scanned by my Canoscan 8400.

Fronds at the Barton Creek Greenbelt, and
flowering Red Tip Photinia in my back yard.

I'll get back later with some new digital stuff.

[Alison]

Wow! These are fantastic!
I'm not too good at plant life.
Does this one count?

[almo]

Wow! These are fantastic!
I'm not too good at plant life.
Does this one count?

Sure it does darlin'! It's up to you to interpret the meaning of the subject for yourself.

Personaly I really like that image. Great contrast between the B&W and the color.

[almo]

Privet, Ligustrum sp.

[almo]

Love the new avatar, Almo! BENDER RAWKS!!

Thanks Payne, and I would have to agree..

You are showing me up something good buddy. Your shots are awesome.