Montbretia

Paul Iddon

Here is a series of 4 images taken this afternoon of a Montbretia flower which had some droplets of rain on the petals.

Used the Sigma 105 and also 2 tubes at 12mm and 21mm too.
















The second and fourth images are stacks of 3 images at different focal points using CombinedZ.



Paul.

Skippy

Paul Iddon wrote:

Here is a series of 4 images taken this afternoon of a Montbretia flower which had some droplets of rain on the petals.

Used the Sigma 105 and also 2 tubes at 12mm and 21mm too.

The second and fourth images are stacks of 3 images at different focal points using CombinedZ.

Paul.

Okay I'm letting my imagination run wild with me here,
but that 3rd shot looks like a snakes head, the water droplet is at the right location for the eye nice work Paul ... Skippy
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Lord Vetinari

Lovely shots Paul. Thought I recognised the flower but not the name- must be the only flower I know by it's proper name (Crocosmia).
Brian V.

Paul Iddon

Lord Vetinari wrote:

Lovely shots Paul. Thought I recognised the flower but not the name- must be the only flower I know by it's proper name (Crocosmia).
Brian V.

It is indeed known as Crocosmia, but us non-gardeners know it by its more common name!

Paul Iddon

Skippy wrote:

Okay I'm letting my imagination run wild with me here,
but that 3rd shot looks like a snakes head, the water droplet is at the right location for the eye nice work Paul ... Skippy
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Whatever you're drinking, I'll have two please...

Heheheh. Seriuosly though, thats one thing about photography - the viewers perception knows no limits. I can see what you mean though.


Paul.

GOLDENORFE

nice! like #2 best .
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Paul Iddon

Thanks Phil.