Plant (unknown to me sorry) by blinkings
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Sorry about not having a name. I'm not very good with plants, I'm sure someone here will know. For those who are interested, I used a very wide aperture (f 2.8) to get some bokeh going in the background thus concentrating the focus on the lower 'bud', and used a diffuser as I shot this at NOON.
I've only started to appreciate plants in the last few years, so I am a real novice! I just photograph things I find pretty and interesting.
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Andrew
Comments (19)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
very nice macro and lighting looking to the leaves I think it's called monstera but I'm not sure
Wonderful! So many flowering buds .... I would like see the bloom. I know the name unfortunately also not.
I don't know this one but I know someone that will! Nice shot Andrew.
Excellent!
Superb shot !!!!
I have no idea either, but it's a great looking shot, finely detailed & nicely lit, plus the bonus bokeh...
Superb capture! I love these fine differences of greens!
I don't know but Brigitte (blondeblurr) will as she has an Australian garden. A superb photo.
Great shot, cool looking plant. hope you get another shot of it after it flowers out
Fantastic shot / macro !!!
Interesting plant Sorry, no clue
Interesting buds.
Looks like some type of Silversword but that's just a winging guess.
A very nice shot of it hon.
Nice closeup - good composition and an attractive bokeh. Cheers.
beautiful plant, very nice capture.
No...sorry.. No idea either.. Looks like it way have groups of white flowers.. But still no help to me lol Nice shot mate! Rob
Beautiful clusters and a must zoom.