Alstroemeria
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The photograph of this Lily was taken in my garden as is, on the stalk . Fortunately I had a short tripod and managed to get a good DoF with slower shutter speed , (anti-shake helped :-) ) Panasonic FZ20
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These flowers have always been a personal favorite of mine..and I thought that I would share with you one of the beautifull blossoms.
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Ok…for those of you who saw the larger version with two flowers in it..I uploaded the wrong one…if you would like that one for purchase..please let me know and I will reload it…but this is the one that I intended first…. Sorry! / Suni
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Sometimes our dreams are nightmares…sometimes they are embarrassing….sometimes we dont even remember them…but sometimes they are soft and gentle…..almost as if we were in a daze…and to me..the softness of this particular image reminds me of that particular feeling. This is a white alstroemeria flower on top of satin. Thanks / Suni
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I couldnt think of a better word for this delicate little bloom with such vivid colors.. It is an alstroemeria flower.
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I have a thing for flowers..and the softness of their petals…. :)
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Yellow alstroemeria flower…. these little blooms are one of my favorites…can you tell? To fully appreciate the textures and details… This is best viewed large…. :D (little bit of background information on how I created this image: My kitchen window is the perfect place for natural light…. It streams in onto my kitchen table. So what I did was I got a white piece of posterboard and secured it behind the vase that this flower was in..and made sure that the paper curved around the vase..so that it also created a shadow, as well as the background. I placed a blue piece of material directly underneath the vase and paper so that when I rotated the vase and paper toward the window and the incoming sunlight…it not only created a shadow..but also reflected and tinted the shadow to the subtle blue that you see. That combined with a mini tripod and some prayers that the kids didnt come running up is how this image was born… It sounds complicated….but just start experimenting with reflecting light and creating natural shadows..and you will be suprised what you can do.) Thanks / Suni
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Nectar coming out of the stigma of an alstroemeria flower This work has been featured in Extreme Close-Ups
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November 2008…featured in Amazing Orton Effet September 2008…featured in Flower and Foliage Detail
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Compainion photo to ‘Beginning’ http://www.redbubble.com/people/dafoeoflenin/art/1660466-2-beginning The stamen of an alstroemeria flower…
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Alstroemeria flower March 2009…featured in Outsiders November 2008…featured in Bits and Pieces November 2008…featured in Live, Love, Dream
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The style of an Alstroemeria flower. The style measures apprx 1/2 inch. / Olympus E-410, Zuiko 35mm macro lens.
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Alstroemeria or Peruvian Lily / Panasonic FZ20
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Taken with a Canon Xsi 105mm f2.8 ISO 400 / /
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My first real attempt at using a macro 2×52mm High Definition attachment lens with my new Nikon D90 camera.
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My first real attempt at using a macro 2×52mm High Definition attachment lens with my new Nikon D90 camera.
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My first real attempt at using a macro 2×52mm High Definition attachment lens with my new Nikon D90 camera.
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Alstroemeria or Peruvian Lily / Alstroemeria (syn. Alstremeria), commonly called the Peruvian Lily or Lily of the Incas, is a South American genus of about 50 species of flowering plants. Almost all of the species are restricted to one of two distinct centres of diversity, one in central Chile, the other in eastern Brazil. Species of Alstroemeria from Chile are winter-growing plants while those of Brazil are summer-growing. All are long-lived perennials except A. (Taltalia) graminea, a diminutive annual from the Atacama Desert of Chile. The genus was named for the Swedish baron Clas Alströmer (Claus von Alstroemer) by his close friend Carolus Linnaeus. The plant was first described by the French botanist Louis Feuillée. The plant’s seeds were among many collected by Alströmer on a trip to South America in 1753. / Wikipedia / Panasonic FZ20
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Featured in Flowers in Macro Macro Photograph of the heart of an Alstroemeria TUNE / Thank you! Your visit is much appreciated!
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Hope you enjoy.. /
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Taken in Roma Park – Brisbane Australia / Pentax Optio S30 macro. / /
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