Clematis
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I got myself a 100mm Macro lense yesterday : ) and I already love it!
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Another in the Clematis series – The heart of a clematis. More Macros: Clematis / A Splash of Spring / Pollen Count / Gottcha! /
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White Clematis – taken with 100mm macro handheld because my tripod broke!
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A digital manipulation of a Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’.
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This is the seedhead of this clematis flower: / / It’s taken four months for it to get to this stage & I’m glad I photographed it this morning, as the seedhead fell off this evening :)
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Just for the hell of it. haha
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This is lianne’s Purple Clematis which she so kindly allowed me to abstract. I think I have the right one, lianne tell me if I haven’t and I will change it. It was such a beautiful capture, it was so easy to abstract. Thank you lianne.xxx
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Olympus E-410 / Zuiko 35mm macro lens
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Poured watercolour with negative painting used to create flowers and leaves. Original work by Bev Morgan
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Clematis in the garden.
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Clematis aristata is an Australian climbing plant found in the forests of the eastern states. When this was taken it was pouring – rain all over the camera and lens! In the gloom these three good spirits were nicely aligned and oblivious to the turmoil around them. The Litae were the daughters of Eris and Zeus and sisters of Ate. After Zeus cast Ate to earth from Mt. Olympus, she wandered around, causing mischief. The Litae trailed behind her, doing their best to fix the problems she created – Greek mythology.
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Clematis are such GREAT climbing flowers! They bring us such a huge array of colors each spring, from white to pink to blue to magenta and purple – and love to climb trellises, trees, and buildings, wherever their little “curls” can get a good hold.. Watercolor on Arches 140 Cold Press paper, 8” x 10” with Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolors. Below are the paintings and photos on my new 2010 Redbubble Calendar: /
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As is, Canon A630 / this plant grows at the back of my garden Featured in Compact Group and Clematis
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Clematis May 23, 2009 – Brookline MA / Nikon d60, raw, 200 mm / *Blue Clematis * / Challenge win Any Friendly BLUE Flower on July 22, 2009
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Featured in Spring Blooms June 2009 Canon Rebel xSi / 105mm f3.5 / iso 200 / 1/400sec / Blooming in May in Seattle Washington /
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Montage of the Clematis flower with the hue changed on each
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Seeds of a Clematis. / Shot in my backyard with my Canon A630. Featured in The World as we see it or as we missed it.
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I could not resist painting this vivid clematis and really enjoyed doing so – nature is so full of beauty! – a testament to the goodness of God! Thank you to Janis Zroback for use of her ” The Garden..Clematis 3” photograph from her Canadian garden. Featured on the RedBubble Homepage / Winner of “Paint this Photograph” challenge in Water Media / Featured in Water Media / Fourth place finish in “The Watercolor” challenge , All Your Best Work / Featured in Painters in Modern Times / Top 10 finish in “Your Personal Favorite Flower” challenge in Florals, Watercolors and Pastels! / Top 10 finish in “As Close as You Can Get” challenge in Art up Close / Featured in the Clematis group 10×11 pure watercolor (W/N) on 140 lb Arches, cold press. A fairly planned painting. I sketched, noted the whites and painted light to dark with numerous washes at the end to intensify the color.
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There are a lot of AMAZING flowers around the Bubble the past couple of weeks! Yesterday I finally got out for a walk with my “big” Canon so I thought I’d share a few. Canon Rebel EOSXti w/4+ filter /
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