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Pictures and albums about Macro published in home & garden

Albums about macro

published by mimic487
published by palclaud3
published by gtjeddah
FEATURED ALBUM 02-SEPT-2002 Photos of Flowers and Plants from places around the world I have been
published by lindaccr
Rose Gardens in Portland, Oregon June 2006
published by 98harleygirl
Just liking the late summer blooms...
published by vromokopai
published by ozzturk
published by vanraalten
Playing with drops and a CD. I had big fun making these photos!
published by damithc
Captured by Damith C. Rajapakse
published by garydavidimages
flower studies, either in the wild or in the studio
published by yadavop
Photos of flowers taken by me
published by soulstar
A look at the everyday things in life from a different angle.
published by biwsiw
Some of my FLOWER POWER Photos. All done with a "horrible s l o w" Sony Cybershot 3.2 Best viewed as "slideshow" maybe, in this case,the BIGGER the better.
published by newim
published by johnw237nj
Flowers, whether common or rare, produce the most pleasing results of all photographs taken. My goal is to tackle the macro (closeup) side of flowers.
published by naumank
Flowers and Critters
published by something28
published by naumank
Spring 2007. Gerberas, Orchids, Lily, Macros, Extreme Macros
published by mihai360
Macro art experiments.
published by jbuffman
published by jbuffman
published by pixelpix_nz102
Some spring pix from our garden in Christchurch New Zealand
published by timmilkins
published by gollum55
Learning to use the Macr/Super macro dugutal camera features
published by SororVita
Garden photos from 2004
published by leighgaeri2
published by imaginary_photo
Apro vilag nagyban
published by leighgaeri2
published by leighgaeri2
published by leighgaeri2
published by 3rdeye1000
My second collection of Rose Portraits
published by adisx
Macro test's
published by polmpje
published by fireglove
Spring Flower Photos
published by roadrunner_1978
published by Freischwimmer
Pictures from Flowers
published by barblanger
I am an amateur photographer and watercolor artist. I love combining my artistic flair with my photography.
published by barblanger
I am an amateur photographer and watercolor artist. I love combining my artistic flair with my photography.
published by heinrichs3
Photos of the blooms of a tulip tree.
published by michealcarr
Flowers I have photographed while walking my neighborhood
published by angliafan
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published by dantes_pl
published by diterpilot
Flowers and others features in our garden
published by straw004
published by laydenwithstitches
published by steldat
Flower macro photo's, nikon 995
published by anniereb
A collection of photos of Miniature Roses, many different colors.
published by steldat
published by steldat
published by minshall
An symphony of orchids. Showcase of orchids finery.
published by minshall
Photos from favorite gardens incliding passion flowers, up close pictures. In general pictures that make me happy.
published by minshall
Passion flower varieties
published by ddavis1979
Macros and flowers from random gardens in Virginia
published by ekoppendraaier
published by ekoppendraaier
colourful flowers
published by ekoppendraaier
published by ekoppendraaier
Dutch tulips
published by minshall
Fall flowers on the North Coast. Soft & delicate or bold & brassy. Singing natures praises.
published by ekoppendraaier
published by fevernova100
MACRO
published by Scorpioangel
Close up views of flowers and plants that grow in my yard
published by dobsoncentral
A few photos of desert flora found in Arizona. To see more photos, visit http://www.dobsoncentral.com
published by bettinal3
published by xomegon
Photographic experiments
published by szmiki61
published by hoosierkitties
Macro Flower shots from January & February
published by hoosierkitties
March Macro Flower Photos
published by hoosierkitties
Macro Flower Photos -- April
published by hoosierkitties
Macro Flower Photos -- May
published by jewels625
published by gertsnel
flowers butterflys macro
published by gertsnel
After drizzling rainy days
published by gertsnel
published by gertsnel
published by acheide
Up close and personal with beautiful flowers of Victoria and elsewhere in Canada.
published by annaoldenhave
The Dutch National Dahlia Association (NDV) had her yearly exhibition at the Hortus Botanicus in Leiden. I was there one hour after the doors openend, so the flowers were in super top condition... Enjoy!
published by annaoldenhave
People tend to admire tulips when these flowers operate in groups. It is even more exciting to look at their individual ego's. They grow in the Keukenhof near Amsterdam; situated among ancient trees. Keukenhof: open from march 24st untill may 20th.
published by SmadarBar
Flowers, and plants in general, are a never-ending source of color and movement
published by AcePixure
Pictures of food and candy, dinners, salads, desserts, candy, vegetables
published by AcePixure
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln on American Currency, $5, five dollar bills
published by saltimboy84
This is my collection of flower close ups. I simply enjoy shooting flowers in the morning and when they have waterdrops on their petals.
published by cambo05
Photos using the Macro feature on the Canon A80.
published by edozier57
Orange Day Lilies, Peacock Iris and roses. Also a few misc abstracts
published by edozier57
Hand held macro shots with the S9000
published by rory7
Floral Angel Wings
published by ssheputis1
my backyard in summer
published by sailorone
Flowers in Holland
published by scorpchick72
published by sailorone
all sorts off photos
published by rymple
Some nice close-ups of flowers.
published by preyer
published by chanyacom
macro
published by busterc1
Flowers from my backyard
published by jcamm30881
published by cactusgege
A monotypic genus
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Many species of Copiapo of which from Monaco Exotic garden
published by cactusgege
Aloe in collections or in habitats
published by cactusgege
A very large genus, but only some succulents euphorbs are represented here
published by cactusgege
Globular cacti from Brazil. Flowers grow in the cephalium
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
a very large genus which inclides now Trichocereus Helianthocereus Lobivia etc
published by cactusgege
A monotypic genus, brazilian cereus with lateral cephalium
published by cactusgege
small brazilian cereus exhibiting latera cephalium where the flowers born, except the new Arrojadoa marylanae which reach 2 meters tall. Also is added the genus Pierrebraunia or Floribunda
published by cactusgege
in this album are included the old genus Neoporteria, Neochilenia Islaya Horridocactus, Pyrhocactus
published by cactusgege
Members of the Apocynaceae family, I've regrouped Adedium and Pachypodium genus. Plants are from private collections or in habitats
published by cactusgege
A big family
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Mexican genus with 2 species, without spine! Very nice. Also the genus Strombocactus.
published by cactusgege
living stones, african succulents
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
published by fotorcs
Colorful Flowers
published by wescgjr
published by jesse_zhang
published by carney179
I had some fun in my friend's front yard - a lot of these are weeds !! and some digital fun too
published by tom16101
Here are my best pictures I've taken of flowers. I apologise for the relative messiness of this album. I constantly add new ones, and its too much work to name them and write comments. Enjoy!
published by sarahbellam
I'm dreaming of a white...tulip.
published by kadriyemeric
Omerli'de Macro calismalarim
published by manidr107
macro view of the common housefly seen in india
published by karmafotos
I take so many pictures of my garden that I figured it was about time I break it down into smaller subgroups. These are random pictures and the various flowering plants I have.
published by ionis69
published by kellimays
Macro photography of various subjects both in color and black and white
published by shoshannah2850
Just some shots experimenting with indoor/outdoor, glass, water drops, flash/ no flash, sunlight, etc...let me know what you think..looking for constructive criticism and tips. I'm using the Canon EOS 20D- most with macro lense, some with regular 18-55mm
published by beamer7
published by nefertiti81
Daniela Boito's Album
published by allan_wille
Pictures taken in and around Ottawa, Canada of natural forms.
published by coby4248
published by karentaylor67
West Australian Wildflowers Macro Shots
published by RitchelAng
published by achterveen
Macro pictures of flowers in my house and garden
published by ozwitch2000
published by vvvllc78
published by peelpa
Lillium from my garden
published by fotonova
published by QuinacridoneRed
Macro Florals
published by nileshbhise
Flower Macros
published by phillipeclark
published by eaparicio507
published by fleshonbone
Misc
published by faranya100
The 2008s are coming into bloom now! I've put the most recent shots at the beginning of this album. 2007s are further back. More to follow.
published by faranya100
I have several species of slipper orchids and a few grow wild in my area. I'll include both tropical and native species, and add other wild orchids that aren't in slipper form, as I find them.
published by faranya100
I've just begun to use the Macro function on my two cameras. I know that some of my earlier pics look like macros but none of them was actually taken using that feature. Guess I'm just slow to pick things up. ~ Brenda
published by faranya100
These are all flowers in my own garden. Please see my macro and spring albums for more tulip images.
published by faranya100
I am slowly accumulating a collection of these lovely plants, and wanted to group most of them in a single album for your enjoyment. They are all my own irises.
published by faranya100
Images from the end of May through to late August - most of which will have been taken in my own garden and the surrounding area.
published by faranya100
Featured December 28, 2007. Most of these flowers are located in my own ponds. These photos were taken with an Olympus C8080WZ. I hope you enjoy seeing them.
published by wodashgsj
Flowers from our garden
published by hcarlson_71
Passion Flower from my garden
published by hcarlson_71
published by hcarlson_71
published by rfna70
A collection of flowers in macro photography.
published by hcarlson_71
published by hcarlson_71
published by hcarlson_71
Camelias from 2008 in the backyard.
published by hcarlson_71
published by hcarlson_71
Miscellaneous flower close-ups
published by hcarlson_71
published by hcarlson_71
Macro and other close ups of Roses
published by hcarlson_71
published by silverlhs
My first attempts at floral macro photography. Suggestions, advice, critiques are welcomed.
published by arichards84
published by headrick
Spring is here finally and so is the rain. It was a beautiful day here in Nanaimo, so I went out with my camera with the Tamron closeup lens and took some pictures.
published by swennehenriet
published by iamtawan
published by avettor
Flowers and macros
published by elgreco75
published by katarzyna194
published by goddaert
Fleurs en macro, les essais de corinne
published by susanmadelka
published by sharonmyphotos
An assortment of photos taken mostly while I was searching for shots to use in my 3 Photos A Week album under my user name, photoop23.
published by masterofpoop
i went to the missouri botanical garden and went click crazy. they were having a orchid show the day i went.
published by pilzje
Flowers and Mushrooms
published by danielendy100
Testing
published by flutter1948
Macro shots
published by mlizzola
Pictures of Tulips taken 5.24.03. The vase is a crystal Iittala Aalto from Finland. There is something above tulips, not quite sure what it is. Perhaps it's the elegance, perhaps are the colours - whatever it is they are by far my favourite flower.
published by thebookworm
The wonderful small things we seem to miss...enjoy!
published by atatabelle
Flowers and butterflies
published by ear5678
Flowers and plants - cactus - close-ups
published by cheltee2tan
Beautiful close-ups, vibrant colors!
published by ykarelic4
Utopia Park is a wonderful place with thousands of flowers, most of them orchids. This album contains 111 pictures of them. ("Eleventy-one" is taken from J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings")
published by ykarelic4
All these roses grow in my garden. Would you believe all of these roses come from a single bush? I hope you enjoy the quotes.
published by rsmullen77
published by gabi_w_z
all kind of flowers.if you need high resolution pics - ask me
published by game_fx
published by cfitz64
close up pictures of mostly flowers but a little bit of everything
published by helenpender50
These are my Phalenopsis Orchids [commonly known as the Moth Orchid] .. mostly Macro shots .. I will add more when they flower ...
published by helenpender50
These are the first Hippeastrums [Amaryllis] to flower in my Garden this October [2007]. There are many more to come !! I will photograph and upload as soon as they flower ... ...
published by brian7wd
High resolution close ups of plants.
published by eternalk
published by baronia
Extreme close-ups of a ruffled African Violet
published by kennly2007
published by wlach
odds and ends
published by author02
Flowers of the South
published by gassyone2
Various closeup shots of flowers in my rose and perennial beds. Just amazing all the colors made available by mother nature and arising from the soil in our backyards....
published by trinsan
What I consider to be my "best" pictures - my favorites, to be precise. ^_^ Collected from all over.
published by galactictsunami101
published by gveille
Photos marco que j'aprécie le plus Prisent avec apareil DC215 Millennium de KODAK
published by blackbelt_chick
I've chosen warm and sunny afternoons in Vancouver, gone out to my backyard, and taken some shots of my garden! Spring is on the way and blossoming! These are the first signs . . .
published by brendaz105
Flowers and plants taken in Macro mode
published by narab102
Various photos
published by sedwards424
published by rory_garf
published by dcrrld
flowers fiori floros fleurs insetti insect
published by daschir
published by jennieanderson2
UK Spring Flowers
published by dcrrld
The passionflowers blooms in my garden
published by dcrrld
published by Jayramji
This album include pictures of creative challenge
published by dcrrld
Dedicated to Tuffolo, Nagor and Artu' that never asked me something and given to me all of they had: their lifes.
published by uaeraindrop
published by neilcatling
Selection of flowers
published by scjp49
Morning Glories
published by scottxr80
mostly macro shots of flowers and bugs
published by scottxr80
Mostly macro photos of plants and insects.
published by MacroShots
published by vallain
published by vallain
macros of begonias
published by chrispua
A Collection some macro works I have done in the house or in the park
published by two_ofuswithcameras
Various outdoor photos edited in black and white
published by kajikit
Some photos from the Orchid Gardens in Boca Raton, Florida...
published by mymindseye
Inside the Tulip is another world unlike any other. Come inside and feel the colors.
published by lynleg
A look back at the beauty of Spring- Macro flowers
published by lynleg
Collection of Poppies, San Francisco, January 2004
published by ranitaother02
published by cabowers2
published by diurnum_vita
Macronism :)
published by silentpic669
Very interesting shots of a beautiful flower
published by silentpic669
Pictures of flowers after the rain and a cool hot air balloon from my balcony....
published by silentpic669
Just a variation of some new and lovely spring flowers...done in macro, High resolution...
published by tfm446
A CLOSER LOOK AT SIMPLE FLOWERS
published by tfm446
FLOWERS CLOSE UP
published by barkleab
Mostly my mom's flowers.
published by huluyue
http://www.sbg.org.sg/centralcore/nog.asp# http://www.singaporesights.com/parks-nature-reserves/nature-reserves/national-orchid-garden.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqAPF1YBvyw
published by tfm446
A CLOSE UP LOOK AT ROSES
published by tfm446
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS OF SPRING
published by tfm446
FLOWERS
published by tfm446
ROSES ONLY
published by huluyue
Please pardon me for not describing the names of each flower I have shot as I am really not a great fan of plants. But I do love the colors and shapes they presented.
published by gray_cheek
Beautiful spring and summer garden flowers and wildflowers. Captured in hi-res. Enjoy! (Taken in 2006) © Jennalee Holzschuh
published by papidamati
Some flowers of Portugal in May
published by tammywinch
this and that
published by buddyhawkins
published by charjer
I'm attempting to learn macro. I hope to get better at it as time goes by. If anyone has any tips about shooting macro, I'd sure appreciate your comments. My favourite shots are panoramic, though macro is fun to do.
published by sierrabryce
Spring Bouquet
published by saigrays
Our 2007 trip to the amazing Kuekenhof gardens in Lisse, Netherlands.
published by chevromotion
Flowers and plants...:)
published by munnink
All kind of flower photos in macro.
published by beppojackson
Macropics aus dem Garten (c) HBS 2k4
published by bonniebarbey
flowers, macro, plants
published by waterl00
Flowers Lemon and striped Lilies - Macro
published by rampiee
Macro pictures of flowers
published by waterl00
Flowers Pink Lilies- Macro
published by glazierl
published by stevek2002
Flowers and trees
published by vlad_groovy
Flower Macros
published by adam_groszek
My first macro pictures
published by stabz
Just learning how to do macro pics for perhaps catalogs or magazines
published by urbanmdcowboy
Trying out the technique of reversed lens use. What you do is you put a second lens reversed in front of your normal lens and you will get closer than ever.
published by gullharbor
Images from 2 inches or closer!
published by dfwilkin
A selection of photos taken with my digital SLR & the Macro lens I got with it
published by OnicheK
Just browsing...
published by bobcruz1020
Flowers,flowers,flowers...
published by kelly_from_ca
From my garden.
published by dragoneyes112
So I find myself on my hands and knees again mesmerized by the tiny wonders. Not all are picture perfect and clear thanks to our good friend the wind but at least these'll get you a bit closer to what we rarely see.
published by jinger927
Fresh lilies and daffodils spritzed with water
published by hellelykke100
This is flowers from my 1 year old garden
published by hellelykke100
I just love my dahlia spot in the garden
published by hellelykke100
more pictures from my garden
published by hellelykke100
published by baggiovara
Plants
published by candistackable
As the flowers bloom here in the northern part of the lower penisula of Michigan I will be adding more photos. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them.
published by eduardofium
published by candistackable
This album is dedicated with much love to my husband, Dave. If you can identify a flower please feel free to sign my guestbook and fill me in on the name.
published by candistackable
The first Daffodils of the Season here in Michigan. They are my favorite flower so I decided to dedicate an album just to them.
published by candistackable
This album is dedicated to my husband, Dave. He is very fond of tulips and I have compiled this collection to honor him.
published by candistackable
This album is a work in progress. I will add more photos as they bloom when I live in Michigan. I hope you check back often to see the updates.
published by olgutsa
New Photos! I finaly made the time to work on the a bit and upload.
published by candistackable
I guess this album is evidence that I take my camera with me everywhere. I hope you enjoy my images.
published by candistackable
I love to bake and cook and I find the textures of food interesting. All photos are viewed best at full size.
published by candistackable
In the month May in this part of Michigan the Trillium grow wild in the woods and carpet the forest floor.
published by ck4hung
Jasmine
published by neanebarber
published by neanebarber
published by neanebarber
This are my first shots with my new camera. :) I hope you like some of them!
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
These photos were taken with a Nikon D70S + Nikkor 60mm micro lens
published by neanebarber
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by aus4ever
published by Betka2007
published by ardaoncu
Arda's spare time works at office!
published by robin1079
Close-ups of some favorites
published by mrsfossie
Photos in macro
published by ger_son
published by ready123smile
published by zkalkay
Flowers
published by musslehead
An assortment of spring flowers
published by rburcea
Macro Photography
published by PascalDamico
If we look at flowers...All is metamorphosing...Why ? Spring is here in Provence !
published by vagmak
View Album Guest Book. Add Your Comment!
published by dbtee
macro flowers
published by dbtee
spring macro flowers
published by erinrex
Garden Macros
published by dbtee
flowers
published by Nathalie0606
A selection of some insects, made for the largerst part in South of France.
published by Nathalie0606
This serie of shots has been made in a Tulip field here in my village, in Carqueiranne (South of France). Each year this field is a wonder, so much sorts of Tulips grown here. It's as a Rainbow !
published by utehempel
some new additions at the end, blooming lilac...
published by utehempel
published by aln85
published by alexanderhausen
butterfly
published by estrujen
Some flower shots from the front garden at Alicante, Spain
published by N287S
Some close ups of flowers.
published by minizv
Part of my miniature bottle collection
published by dubrillantes
Photos by: Dennis Uy Brillantes dubrillantes@yahoo.com
published by marilynguido
pictures I've taken of flowers from around the world
published by tzt48
published by digcam4u
Shots from first few days w/ digital camera
published by dks221
Dallas Blooms, Dallas Arboretum 2006, Texas-April 1, 2006
published by djbax1981
Missouri Wildflowers 2006
published by rafaelricieri
published by ikerfoto
Algunos de mis mejores macros.
published by AllyChanIsAnArtist
Beads in color using the macro!
published by PhotoDucky
Flowers
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by rogi72
These are some of the photos i've taken in the past few months with my digital camera, for comments or questions do e-mail me at m_power_freak@hotmail.com, and please have respect when using these pictures, I didn't add any text or logos to the pictures s
published by crazedhoosier
Wildflower, and Fall pictures, A couple of unusual ones to
published by yapsalot2
I gathered my top, and highest rated flower photographs into one giant album for your enjoyment. I hope you like them.
published by hilla79
I can't seem to stop shooting pics of flowers, they're just so pretty.. :o) Well, I've included some bugs this time!
published by donpaulson
Images of colorful blossoms
published by Renny0511
published by wikiwords
Flowers and bees, mostly macro, in and around St. George, Utah
published by Poulet_SA
published by wikiwords
published by bubblelo
published by sarakitt
Various house plants and outdoors flowers pictures. More to come!
published by marconetto
Flowers
published by saintprowler
Close-Up Shots Of Different Flowers
published by bkcurry
No other flower has such unique features as the Lily up close
published by philbeeuk
Flowers taken in Austria, July, 2004 on Canon 300D. Any help identifying the flowers would be much appreciated!!
published by gskugor
Our macro world is just a tiny part of the Universe. Let's see those little dots that we usually ignore. These dots are really world full of colors, beautiful shapes and challenges of survival.
published by annanickjosh
Photos of macro work- experimenting with new camera, samsung Pro 815
published by maerklin
Gardens and fields
published by maggieb0
Another album of summer flowers in High Res many in Macro . Taken with a Fugi Finepix 2600zoom and S602zoom.
published by taurusdns
Under construction. Adding new shots.
published by daugirdas
published by mkarwin
These are the few photos of my grandpa's favourite place, the place he adores... See the phots and you'll understand why...
published by jaynenjoe
Roses -- Red, Yellow, Pink, White, Lavender and more!
published by rodemicheli
The colours of amazing flowers in an equally amazing garden. Please help with the names! :o) Photos taken with a Sigma 180mm Macro and a Canon 24-105mm F4 L IS USM
published by ulrich101
published by ulrich101
Ever tighter close-ups of roses appear to transform into flowing forms and spacious vistas.
published by rodemicheli
A day among the flowers of Kew Gardens, London. Most photos taken with a Sigma 180mm F3.5. If you know the flowers' names, please HELP! :o)
published by lclymore
published by rodemicheli
For the second time, orchids up close at the Princess of Wales Conservatory in the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London. See also http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/547462586MtjJcv :o) Photos taken with a Sigma 180mm Macro and a Canon 24-105mm F4L
published by sherde
Flowers of Germany
published by drmrbynoone
a lot of nature and some landscapes. all fun with a new camera
published by agiel_
pictures from Mead Gardens 3-06-07
published by catbath69
Sunflowers and macros
published by ethelbustamante
published by diablangelique100
very nice macro Flower By Moïse alias Diablangelique!!!
published by evpictures
Finally, after a long wait, spring seems to be here, but it's still cold and it snowed again in Switzerland. I hope it becomes warmer and better weather very soon that the flowers survive that. I wish you all a very Happy Easter!!!
published by Jeff_Foster1954
Random floral shots
published by luimas
Macrofofotografia e close-up
published by luimas
published by luimas
published by kennert
Macrophotos of flowers
published by utahinpictures
MACRO SHOTS AND CLOSE UPS OF : ROSES
published by allison_andrews
Various normal and macro shots of flowers and texture
published by richard_spitzer
details of flowers
published by gojom
published by evasahlen
published by fouidli
Papillons et fleurs pris au Jardin Botanique de Montreal. / Butterflies and flowers taken from Montreal's Botanical Garden
published by tenia115
This album contains pictures taken at an 2007 Annual Spring Orchid Show in Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Conservatory.
published by quartominguante
I dedicate this album to all my friends in Webshots. Thank you for all the support and incentive and for having convinced me to buy a new camera. It is not one of the best, but it is better than the one I had before.
published by SeanNorman
published by castlekid
published by b_holst
Differect Macro shots. Enjoy!
published by pindiyath100
Selected Macro pics from my flower albums.
published by ceric001
garden flowers
published by picard14
Just some flowers, and plants and natural things I've photographed
published by cdmtoday
They live a short and beautifl life. Here are a few highlights.
published by poppy1812
The result of being at home following surgery on my R. hand, suffering withdrawal symptoms at not being able to hold a camera. Thanks to get well flowers, a tripod and perseverance this is the result. Enjoy, I know I did..A closer look at the magnificient
published by poppy1812
FEATURED Album September 6 2007 THANKYOU!! High Resolution Macro Seashells - have you ever really looked at a seashell. These photos were captured just before sunset over a number of days. It gave the shells a golden backlight on most occasions and gave m
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Macro photographs of the California Poppy
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My first attempt at macros with my new Canon 10D
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Getting up close and personal with flowers here in the Great Smoky's and East TN! Hope ya'll enjoy them! A great big Thank You to all who have come by to view the pics and sign my guestbook! It means so much to me!
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Nature Shape and Form Patterns in Nature
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Close-up of different Orchids
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Some pictures I did for one of my projects. It's a work in progress.
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Some very tight close ups of pictures I took at the botanical gardens.
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Still checking out the features of my new camera. I always liked macros and close-ups so I experimented a bit on objects I found at home...
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More flowers from the botanical gardens. Pictures taken with Canon Digital Rebel XTI. You can read and see more at http://www.8x10gallery.com
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Another set of pictures from the botanical gardens. You can read and see more at http://www.8x10gallery.com
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More pictures from the botanical gardens. Tulips, lillies, blue bells and all sorts of things. Some great reasons to love spring! You can read more about me and my photography at www.8x10gallery.com
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closeup photos of summer flowers
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My close up pics of some flowers I saw while I was out & about
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Yoshiyuki Tanaka is the inspiration for this album. I don't know if I can do justice to the project. Thanks for all your help Yoshiyuki!!!!
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Sony H1
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MO Botanical Gardens
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flowers from in and around Seattle Wa.
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Close ups taken with my Canon Powershot S30 with closeup filters
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Sunny sunflowers
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Flower Close-Ups
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Macro reflections of God's glory.
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Some macro flowers
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A collection of close up shots using macro and super macro zoom
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Macros
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My Favorite Flower Shots
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Mostly flowers
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Pretty much just flowers
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SPRING FLOWERS - MACRO BY MONTY STEWART
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Voornamelijk macrofoto's
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Ospite del floricultore Fantino di Castiglione Torinese ho esplorato le possibilità della mia fotocamera attraverso la ripresa in modalità macro di piante e fiori che hanno svelato particolari rivelatisi molto interessanti.....
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I'm happy to dedicate a shot for every friend that wrote in my GuestBook.
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a collection of extreme close ups in the garden
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I took all the daylilies in this album at the Jenkins Daylily Garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, Missouri. It was a very bad summer for many flowers in the St. Louis area, but the daylilies seemed to flourish--the best I've ever seen t
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This album contains the Creative Challenge Entries that I selected for some of the Creative Challenges from all three of our user names. Most are from my photoop23 user name, but several are from my sharonmyphotos and rmr2u user names also.
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Bees and green bugs meeting on a big Peonia
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Look at the flowers like insects and other small animals do: as a landing route, or as shaded place where to rest. - Many of this photos are made with my new Nikon coolpix S4 wich has a suprising capability to work in marco mode
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Little beauties that mother nature give us for free, keep your eyes open !
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shots from our own garden, mostly close-ups making it universal.
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Macro photography as a way to discover the world around me and try to make art of it
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I got new lenses from Tiffen, so I thought I would experiment in my yard with flowers.
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An Assassin in the world of insects is my favorite insect...
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only macro of flowers
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several shot of a beautiful golden hybiscus plant
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Macro photos of flowers, insects and other interesting things.
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Close Up Pictures Of Dahlias From The Pt Defiance Test Gardens In Tacoma WA. No Names Are Given For These Flowers Until They Are Judged With More Than 85 Points
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Roses and other flowers, abstracts, illustrated, flower close-ups, macro,B&W
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Roses, roses close-ups,macro
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All kind of flowers,flower close-ups, macro
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spring flower primula, close-ups,macro, illustrated flowers
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roses and other flowers, flowering bushes, flower close-ups, macro
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Flowers, also B&W, close-ups, macro
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flowers
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Passion Flower- Tennessee State Wildflower
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pictures done by a picture amateur
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Shots of beautiful flowers
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Flowers Summer Close up Summer bees
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This are macro pictues...first time i have ever done it...still needs work(a lot of it too).
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I decided to peal off the flower shots from this past excursion into the West. Maybe I'm becoming a bureaucrat? Ya think? Oy, Blimy. Love Hepschlep
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There began to bloom another flowers in my wife's veranda garden as garancore , symbidium,unknown named flora, Seo-Hyang[ thousands miles perfume, not uploaded for lt's pre-blooming state].
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Flowers, Digitally Enhanced, Roses. High Resolution,Macro,Roses,Lilies,Hibiscus
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High Resolution Macro Photos, Wallpapers
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Bee's eye vew of Frangipani flower
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A mixture of different photos.....
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White Clover 'Trifolium repens', clovers are generally regarded as weeds. The red flowers, 'Euphorbia milii splendens' Crown of Thorns from Madagascar.
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Photos I've accumulated.
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A Western Australian most common and best known small-flowered spider orchid. It is also known as primrose or buttercup orchid.
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Gathered Shots of Beautiful Flowers as I Travel Working or on Weekend Trips. I,m an Air Steward with Quantas International Flights.
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Let my camera be your guide into the breathtakingly beautiful world of flowers. Experience the waterdrop gems on the face of a beautiful orchid. See the softness of the poppy as it unfolds to the sun. Marvel at the ultimate perfection of nature.
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Pictures of flowers in my garden
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I'm completely fascinated with my camera's macro feature, so I've decided to specialize in close-up photographs taken in my front and back yard (and occasionally inside)!
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Some good shots
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Close ups of the freshest roses i could find.
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Close ups of daiseys
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Hydrangeas in vivid colors abound in South Carolina
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Poppies have the most interesting details...
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Close ups of many kinds of beautiful flowers
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Macro photography of flowers
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Macro shots
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Sometimes we do not stop to see the true beauty that nature has to offer us.....I hope this will be a small glimpse of my world as I see it through the lens- I am a beginner with macro ,finding out a lot- defina
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Macro Shots
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Flowers, mostly in Minnesota, mostly macro
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Summer flowers in Minnesota
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Macro
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Photography by Yolanda - Nikon 950
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Favorite flower shots.
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Flowers & trees & stuff... The advantage over fauna is that flora doesn't run away.
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macroz
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Just Flowers has some of my Favorite Macro Shots of Flowers
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These flowers reminded me of fireworks as they seem to burst with color. Dahlias, Lillies, and More Summer Blooms that make our world a nicer place by splashing it with bright, radient color. Some are unamed - If you know any of their proper names please
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Shots taken with a 4megapixel digital camera
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I went outside to take macro pictures for the "creative challages"
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Macro photos with pentax optio 230
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Minolta super macro pictures
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Flowers photos
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Learning more about Macro. Finding there is a lot more to it than just dumb luck. ;) Enjoy.. This Is Dedicated To All The Wonderful Folks, That have given a help, & hope along the way. Thank You All
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Cactus flowers from my collection. You can see the plants in the related genera's sections.
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You see in this album some other succulents' pictures from my collection.
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Labelling of the species follows J.Pilbeam's book, Mammillaria (1999) which based on essentially Hunt's classification with minor modifications. The good genus Cochemia is an exception.
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Discocactus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family (2001).
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Naming follows E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001.
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Sowing date 20 Nov 2004. 13 Mammillaria sp.have been grown in the mini-serra and then potted and moved into the GH. I thank very much to Hugo deCock , my friend, for kindly providing the Mammillaria seeds from his collection.
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Photos from my collection
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Escobaria names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006).
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The names of the species are according to R.F.Dicht and A.D.Luthy (Coryphantha-Cacti of Mexico and Southern USA,2005)
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Labelling of the species follows J.Pilbeam's book, Mammillaria (1999) which based on essentially Hunt's classification with minor modifications. The good genus Cochemia is an exception.
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Genus classification follows sensu Buxbaum. See Mark Faint's website Notocactus Information Exchange http://www.mfaint.demon.co.uk/cactus/noto/index.html
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In this album,you will see the species that where in the genus Parodia before the merge with Notocactus.
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You see in this album my favourite G.mihanovichii's mutant forms and some other albino cacti.
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Gymnocalycium sp.names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Here, you will see the photos of genus Cereus and other columnar cacti genera.
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Genus Echinopsis names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family (2001).
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Astrophytum photos from my collection. The labelling is according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006).
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Copiapoa names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006), edited by David Hunt & Graham Charles. Formerly, I used to follow G.Charles' book Copiapoa (1998).
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Eriosyce names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon, 2006. Formerly I used to follow E.F.Anderson,The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Ferocactus species' photos from my collection.
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Photos from my collection of these rare species.Pediocactus names follow Anderson.
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As to my opinion Sulcorebutia is a 'good' genus and naming of sp. follows John Pilbeam & D.Hunt's book A Sulco Gallery,2004. Although this genus has been sunken into Rebutia by ICSG, there are many serious differences between these two genera.
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Photos of the rare species of a monotypic genus from my collection.
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(names updated) Turbinicarpus species names follow New Cactus Lexicon (2006)
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Photos from my collection
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Epithelantha photos from my collection.
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Photos of the Peyotes from my collection
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Seedlings' photos from my collection.Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001
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Photos from my collection of this rare species.
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Photos from my collection
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This album includes macro photos from my garden,from Mediterranean coast and nature photos in Turkey.
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You will see seven Mammillaria, one Coryphantha, and one Thelocactus seedlings.Sowing day is 12 Mar 2005. I'm grateful to Walter Hellinx for sending to me some of habitat collected seeds by him.
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These photos are scanned from prints. I shot them in the years 80's and early 90's with NikonF801. Some of them were displayed in my photo exhibitions,years ago. These were mostly processed in my dark room.
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The naming of the species are according to J.Pilbeam's book Rebutia (1997), except Weingartia. Accepted ICSG names are somewhat different.
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You will see species of this strange genus. Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001
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Thelocactus species' pictures from my collection. Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Sowing day is 20 Apr 2005.The seedlings of 17 sp.from Chile & Argentina.I thank to Barrie Glover from England for kindly providing the habitat collected seeds by him.
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Acanthocalycium names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, (2001) and with older classification.
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Matucana species names follow Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Here, you will see photos of Cochemiea from my collection.
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Uebelmannia names are according to Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Blossfeldia names are according to Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Ariocarpus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Photos of Leuchtenbergia and its hybrid cultivars from my collection.
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Genus Sclerocactus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, (2001) with some updates.
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Frailea names are as to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001
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Photos of this monotypic genus from my collection.
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Melocactus is a new arrival into my collection and here are its photos.
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Photos from my collection of this exceptional genus.
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As to my opinion Sulcorebutia is a 'good' genus and naming of sp. follows John Pilbeam & D.Hunt's book A Sulco Gallery,2004. Although this genus has been sunken into Rebutia by ICSG, there are many serious differences between these two genera.
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Genus Echinomastus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,( 2001) with some updates.
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Photos of this monotypic genus from my collection.
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The genus Cumarinia name is as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera, 2006.
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The genus Geohintonia name is as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera, 2006.
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The genus Neolloydia names are as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera (2006).
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The genus Yavia name is as to The New Cactus Lexicon, 2006.
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Photos from my collection.
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I love to take these close-up shots, since I never had a camera before which could do it. Well, and it's spring around here and I have to write about 100 pages for my studies of social work, so I needed some spring on my desktop...
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That's pure fun!!!!! - -
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Actually I was looking for those yellow 'Crown Daisies'. They fill now every space giving every not cultivated spot a yellow cover. When I came closer I found those lovely ladybirds. Thanks to Gladys(gladysclancy2) for finding the text of the nursery song
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Just a few macros I shot in my back yard.

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A bunch of flowers bought for my wife on our Wedding Anniversary
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