Featured Work

  • It's Spring by Robyn Carter

    in New Zealand

  • Disguise by Paul Hamilton

    “The lover knows much more about absolute good and universal beauty than any logician or theologian, unless the latter, too, be lovers in disguise.” / George Santayana Kind Regards Paul

  • Pink Daisy by Robyn Carter

    More macro work using 100mm Lens and a Daisy from my garden :)

  • Friendship by CSlanecPhoto FineArt Scanography

    Botanical Imagery by Scanart About the Art What you see on this site aren’t photographs – at least not in the traditional sense. The camera in this case is a high-end digital scanner, with the flowers arranged face down on the open glass of the scanner and the image taken in a darkened room. The picture is then retouched with a computer only to remove any stray pollen or dust, being careful to never alter the original arrangement, preserving the integrity and natural beauty of the plants. Since this editing is often done at a level of nearly 1/300th of an inch level, each picture can require 20 to 40 hours or more to complete. When I first began to experiment with the process of scanning botanical specimens, I was so taken by the quality of the image capture! It allows the viewers eye to concentrate almost exclusively on the essence of the flower itself.

  • Bud Lite (2) ! by robkal

    I caught this moisture -filled spring bud after this morning’s rainshower!

  • Fire Fairy by Basia McAuley

    Found a Dandelion Fairy in the yard while watching the sunset over the suburban rooftops and thought, hey.. Why not? And this was the end result!

  • reach by Anthony Mancuso

    hibiscus flower in my garden

  • Blooming in the Dark by Dmargie

    Canon EOS Digitial Rebel Xti / f/5.6 / 1/500n sec / ISO – 320 / Exposure bias – 0 step / focal length – 55 mm / Metering mode – Pattern

Recent Work

  • Lady In Red by phil1950

    Aussie Banksia coccinea(scarlet banksia), taken in my backyard

  • Red Anthurium by kalaryder

    Red Anthurium or Flamingo Flower, evergreen tropical plants, very showy.

  • Highlights of Red by cjentsch

    This was a rose in my neighbours garden. I thought it was spectacular

  • Blooming Bostons by lexa dedman

    gouache on canvas

  • Lilies of red by ronibgood

    The beauty of the end of a cycle

  • clownin around by KellyThomas

    this little guy is a highlight of the Melbourne botanical gardens. He looks very happy.

  • Condom Plant- (for Sauria) by Kristina Kitchingman

    This is the name it was given at the Melbourne Flower and Garden Expo. I know it has a few other names, but this one makes me giggle.. These plants get water in their base and it goes off, which is what attracts the bugs and insects to it which in turn is the plants food. / they close there lids to stop the insects from trying to escape. / clever plant.

  • Golden Garden by Vitor Chaves

    A golden garden with a special and unique flower.

  • Sunshine by Stormygirl

    Not sure what these flowers are but I thought the colors looked and the sun colors.

  • Pure Beauty by Sherry Osborn

    This is my neighbor back yard. Its so pretty with all the beautiful colors.

About This Group

WELCOME to the Vibrant Plants Group!!!

Ex: Berries, house plants, outside plants, mushrooms and such. Not trees or large bushes and try to steer away from flowers unless they are unusual and unique. I’m looking for vibrant colors and clarity.

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