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Please submit your photos to this thread to be entered in the contest. Either upload them directly to the forum (by clicking the "Upload Attachment" tab below the text area when posting) or upload them to the community portion of the site and link them to a post in this thread. The only posts that should be in this thread are photo submissions. All other posts will be deleted or moved.

Be sure to read the rules here: FlytrapCare Photo Contest Rules.

When submitting your photo, please also include your country of residence.

The contest is open for submissions for 14 days, closing the evening of October 18th. After the contest closes for submissions, a poll will be made from all of the submitted photos and every forum member will have three votes for the photos that they like the best. Voting will be open for 10 days, starting the morning of the 18th and ending the morning of October 28th.

OK, let's see some awesome photos!

'jaws'
one of the largest traps on one of my big mouth venus flytraps with some good red colouration
Make:SONY
Model:DSC-W55
Shutter Speed:10/800 second
Aperture:F/3.2
Focal Length:7 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken: sept 17, 2010, 4:36:47 pm
i live in England, united kingdom

vft 'typical'
This is one of the double traps it produced during summer
It was taken by my dad's old camera which uses batteries.
And I live in England, UK

WOW... I photo contest while I was gone for a while and one where I can put my pics in
Looking at the order other people have put their info in,
vft 'typical'
I bought this vft at Homebase as it had the most largest traps than any other ones.
I don't know the maker or type of the camera I used but it can take some pretty gd pictures.
Oh yh, I nearly forgot, I live in England/United Kingdom
Ok so here it is and I hope I win!!

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Five Typical Venus flytraps
One Sarracenia Purpurea
Model/Make-Finepix Z-Fujifilm
Everything was on auto
Country-Usa

'Pit of Doom'
Heliamphora pulchella, Akopan Tepui, Venezuela
Photo taken with Olympus Stylus 410 (Point & Shoot)
Country of residence = USA

Mi, USA
Pot o' capensis Gotta love D. capensis. It's common and it's proud!

Hey guys! Well, I had such an overwhelming response on my Carnivorous Bog Bowl and I thank you all for those kind posts. Unfortunately, I can only submit one of my little plant of horrors for this contest. I was highly complimented on one of the plants in the bowl and so here it goes. Let's see how well it does among many beautiful plant photo submissions by you all .

Purpurea X Flava - Sarracenia
Burnaby, BC - CANADA Date photo was taken: September 3rd, 2010
Camera: SONY Cyber-shot DSC-P93

My Venus Flytrap blossoming.
Taken by cannon camera (don`t know the details atm)
Plant is in my possession for one year.

Errr.... it`s not top quality plant, but obtained from supermarket... but it`s mine and I love it! err... you don`t have my country in list , so it`s Serbia.

N. rafflesiana

Country: USA

Canon SD500

Here is a Dionaea muscipula (common red) that has bitten off a bit more than it can chew.

Camera is a Nikon D700 with a micro Nikkor 105mm VR lens.

I have not had this plant for 3 months yet, so please don't vote for this photo - I wouldn't want to break the rules. But it is a fun shot, so I wanted to share it with the group.

Enjoy!

Here's one of my Drosera Capensis grabbing a hold of a fly... I used a Sony Cybershot in macro mode.
From Ca, USA

Species: Nepenthes bicalcarata
Camera: Sony DSC-TX5
Settings: 1/320s, ISO125, F/4.5
Photo date: 8 Oct 2010
Country: Malaysia

~Drosera Venusta Dreamland~


Drosera Venusta is endemic to Southern Africa

My country of residence is the USA
Camera: Nikon Coolpix 5700

Drosera Capensis Dewtopia


Country of Residence: U.S.A (New Mexico)
Camera: FujiFilm JV100 (12MP)
Date Taken: October 3, 2010
Settings: 1/320 sec, ISO 100, F/3.2