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dogbone

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I thought I'd start a thread and add digital shots of Australian wildflowers that have been taken in their natural rough environment. There have been lots of bushfires a few kilometers away and I plan on making a trek up there to shoot some of the emerging new growth, which I'll also post here.

This flower here is a grevillea that sort of creeps along at ground level.

D70s 55mm ƒ3.5 micro-nikkor probably at ƒ8

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R.Youden

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If you pay the air-fare I will be happy to post some pictures for you....
 

Scarlet Fever

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i only have one of an Aussie plant (kangaroo paw), but i took some shots of plants in New Zealand, would that count?

oh an shot was on Canon PowerShot S3 IS f 4.0, 1/400 shutter, 6mm focus
 

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dogbone

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@abstract,

Yes all 55mm micro nikkor

It's been a bit difficult to get any local shots lately but the 'bearded iris' has just sprung up. A very innocuous looking plant, just a few thin whisker like bits of greenery poking up out of the leaves. But an attractive flower.

Shot in dappled sunlight, no flash, not sharpened, ƒ8 or ƒ11
 

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Scarlet Fever

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@Dog Bone:

They aren't wildflowers per se, but they are some nice plants which I found over there (NZ);
 

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Scarlet Fever

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@Scarlet Fever

Is that hairy thing one plant?

yeah its weird. It was some moss stuff growing near the mountain areas of New Zealand. Heres a shot of the landscape; the stuff in that photo is the lighter stuff in the bottom left corner.

Oh and if you want to see any of these in full size (6MP), just say so and i'll upload them to my deviantART account :)
 

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