Pistils
288 creative works found
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Close up of a Dandelion flower head. Black & white picture.
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This flower is growing right in the water, surrounded by lilly pads. I took about 15-20 shots trying to isolate the light, enabling us to view the fiery stamen. Nikon D200, Nikon 70-300 EDIF with on-camera flash
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Had an oppy to meet the founder of Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens, She is about 86 years young and still doing well. She indicated that this flower was her favorite in the entire botanical garden, I took about 20 shots from different angles and this is the one I chose. Nikon D70s Nikon 70-300 EDIF lens at about 1:4.5 magnification
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Nikon D200 Nikon 70-300 EDIF Lens Use of dramatic lighting to enhance the strong yellow/gold hues
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Trying something new, again! I just love the way this turned out! I was working with my extensions tubes (again!) and this Dogwood blossom was floating in a dish of water…It’s just so soft looking! I hope you enjoy. Make: NIKON CORPORATION / Model: NIKON D40 / Shutter Speed: 10/4000 second / F Number: F/5.0 / Focal Length: 66 mm / ISO Speed: 400 / ___ Featured in the following Groups: / Live, Love, Dream / 1:1 Macro Photography / Flowers in Macro / Extreme Close-Ups Wins in the following Groups & Challenges: / Fabulous Flowers – Fabulous Stamen – Just for Fun – Top 10 (#4) / Canon Vs Nikon – Nikon: The Macro Challenge” – Top 10 (#4) / Happy Haven – “June Avatar” – Top 10 (#9)
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Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens / Belmont, NC Nikon D70s and Nikon 70-300 EDIF Braced over a small waterfall, these orchids dazzled with the deep pink and white combination Notice the cascading florals – the white kind of frames the pink and both pink orchid strands are on slight diagonals, addding more interest than just 90 degree right angles
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This shot has a multiple purpose in mind / Please note the highlights of red and green + the green arrow pointing to the featured yellow tips NOTICE the triangle of lights (intentional) Nikon D200 + Nikon 70-300 EDIF 1/100 at F5.6
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Geranium that lost its petals. / Macro 1:1. Digital reflex camera / iso 100, f 2.8, 1/160 sec., 50 (75) mm. macro Thank you for your attention. Featured in the group Weekly Theme Challenges Winner in the challenge Depth of field Top ten in the challenge The Closer the Better / Top ten in the challenge Flower Detail / Top ten in the challenge Spiral Shapes Avatar of the group Flowers in macro
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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden / 4-4-08 Nikon D200 Nikon 70-300 EDIF
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. the is the reversed 180° from the original. both are nice to look at (and give a different impact as the calming red being on top gives another feeling) but I though about submitting this one reversed when I saw slippers pending (instead of stamen tips… lol) / ask me if you’d like to see the other one. I can offer both as prints (Raw converted into Jpeg)
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March, 2009 Nikon D40X / Lens: 70-300mm F/4-5.6D / Focal Length: 210mm / Focus Mode: Manual / Aperture: F/5 / Shutter Speed: 1/30s
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Macro shot of the center of a white lily
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Taken in very early AM / Nikon D70s with a Nikkor 70-300 EDIF in Macro mode Took about 12 shots of this floral from various angles External flash used to mute the background
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Yellow Orchids with some new friends about to emerge This is the highest scoring numerical image I have ever had on another site 4-4-08 Nikon D200 / Nikon 70-300 EDIF Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens / Belmont, NC
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Macro of a red lily MY BUBBLESITE
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Highest scoring shot ever Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens, Belmont, NC
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Garden growing at Univ of NC at Charlotte (UNCC) This was shot with Nikon D70s with TAmron 28-75 2.8 at about 1:4 magnification
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This anemone seems to have an amulet growing from the stamen 4-4-08 Nikon D200 Nikon 70-300 EDIF lens
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My claw looks like it should be taking some nourishment to the wayward stamen Flame Lilly is the actual name, thanks to some of our bubbler friends! Viola! We have red, orange, yellow and a few attention-seeking stamen Nkon D200 Nikon 70-300 EDIF
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