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Taken at an orchid farm. But it's a morning glory right?
I'm confused... (Note to self: Don't quit your day job to be a botanist.) The sky is a bit blown-out. :-( ![]() Sparda http://digital-photography-school.co...weet-ride.html Last edited by sparda79; 11-23-2009 at 05:43 AM. |
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Nice picture. But it is not morning glory. Those flowers grow on creepers (vines) or something like it. Let's look up what this flower is called. :-) And yeah don't quit your day job.
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Outstanding capture.
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Love the lighting within the flower so cool to ctac h that nice work
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I like the perspective. Nice flower.
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Love the perspective on this shot...very pretty.
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The flower is very similar to "Morning Glory" (Ipomea) but the furry looking stems and the leaf shapes make me think that it isn't one of those (see my collection of Ipomea shots for reference). Definitely not an orchid either.
Any chance you could ask the owner of the orchid farm? Wulf
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