Nature's Wonders
Featured Work
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Cotton Candy by Stephanie M. Wood
Lilies rock my socks. Pentax *ist DL; 18-55mm lens; Ps CS3 Extended.
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Margarita by LesleyG
Margarita was captured in Barnard Castle, Co. Durham. Nikon D200 – June 2009
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Waterdrops on Hibiscus by Colleen Drew
Copyright © Colleen G. Drew Photographed in my back yard.
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Ditch Lily by Brian Dodd
Perennial: Lilium lancifolium, Hemerocallis Fulva Most of us refer to the flower in this picture as an Orange Lily, or a Tiger Lily. But, some people call this Day Lily a “Ditch Lily”. It’s because this prolific wildflower is commonly found in ditches around a wide area of America. There is much confusion about Tiger Lilies. An oriental variety is very similar. The major difference is that the oriental Tiger Lily propagates through a bulbs that forms at leaf axils. The common wildflower Tiger Lily is a profuse propagator by means of tuberous roots. Both varieties have edible roots and have been used for medicinal purposes. Did You Know? Tiger Lilies have medicinal uses. They relieve congestion, and the nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. Source: http://www.gardenersnet.com/bulbs/tigerlily.htm Canon EOS 40D + EF70-200mm f/2.8L USM / Aperture-Priority AE / 1/1000 / f4.0 / Evaluative Metering / ISO 200 / Focal Length 160.0mm / Processed only in DPP. / Austin, Minnesota. USA / / Featured in Nature’s Wonders Group July 4th, 2009.
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Unique shape of Lotus by Mukesh Srivastava
I saw this stage of lotus flower in a pond today morning. It looked very unique and attractive in shape. It got featured in Natures Wonder group on 4.7.09
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Poppy in the Sky by Roka
Lane County, Oregon Gorgeous poppy in my friends garden. Featured in Natures Wonders
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Lavender Lily by Jonice
One of my new lilies this year.
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Dendrobium Orchid - Bottleneck Orchid by Blair Wainman
Featured in the group Nature’s Wonders in July 2009 / Dendrobium smilliae is native to Thailand and has canes 18 to 24 inches in height that produce clusters of flowers in colors of green, white and pink. The flowers last a month or so and can appear from the year before leafless canes. This plant is a reliable bloomer and does well in intermediate to warm conditions. / The genus Dendrobium contains six various orchid classifications, called sections, which identifies specific characteristics and growing requirements of the orchids in these classes. Dendrobium smilliae fall under the section Dendrobium Pedilonum. / This one was taken at the 10th Annual Orchid Exposition held at the José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden. Exif Data / Flash Used No / Focal Length 100 mm / Exposure Time 1/1000 sec / Aperture f/5.2 / ISO Equivalent 125 / Metering Mode multi spot (3) / Exposure Program program (2) / Focus Distance 3 m
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In the shade of a shoom by Amrita Neelakantan
mushroom in shade of mushroom
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Geranium by Tom Newman
Panasonic FZ20
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Pods of red by Pat Shawyer
Leigh on sea Nikon D300 FEATURED: / Natures wonders group / July 2009
Recent Work
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White Lotus by Nith
Lotus is one of flowers look very simple but they seems very peaceful I some feel so good when look at them . hope you feel so …......
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Shy by Leroy Laverman
Brown pelican in full breeding colors
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Yawn by Leroy Laverman
Young double crested cormorant yawning in the morning light.
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Awakening by Peter Lessey
After a long and very un-usual day I decide to stop and take a walk to clear my mind at at one of my favorite parks. James Garden, in the north western part of Toronto Canada. / As always I carried my trusty Kodak digital pocket cam. / On my walk through the garden area I found this Rose, one of maybe six that was not beaten to almost death by the new watering system. / The light was going fast and I love take my shots in low light… not too low this time. / Just enough light to capture to one. Taken with Kodak digital pocket camera. C653. / Tripod mounted. / Three Bracketed shots taken. / Merged and precessed in Corel HDR / Most of the unwanted bacground removed.
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Hendry's Beach by Leroy Laverman
Sunset on Hendry’s Beach in Santa Barbara, CA. This is a favorite local hangout and at low tide the beautiful rocks formations are revealed.
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Fog on the Mountains by Karen Checca
Taken after rainstorm in Buena Vista, Virginia, July 5, 2009 Pentax K200D, 1/250 sec, f/8, 100 ISO, 45 mm
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Mount Dandenong towards the Yarra Valley by David Firth
I awoke to a layer of thick fog in suburban Melbourne and was hopeful that my trip up Mount Dandenong would result in clear skies above and an opportunity to capture the beauty this area can provide. I was very pleased to see a thick mist blanketing the lowlands once I arrived at my destination which provided a spectacular scene at sunrise and the hours following. Notes: / Pentax 645 / Velvia 50 / 1/45sec / F8
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Red Sky Mt Warning by ForestGirl
The incredible Mt Warning in Northern New South Wales last week under a truly amazing sky!! This was just the most incredible sunset.
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Damselfly by Steve Smith
Taken at Cragside in Northumberland on my recent day out with David Lewins. Nikon D300 / Sigma 105 macro / f5.6 @ 1/100th sec / ISO 200
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