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Dionaea muscipula Trevs red dentate
Camera: Canon EOS 550D

Taken 1/ 09 / 12
Panasonic DMC FZ 30
Macro shot
Cephalotus (personal clone)
Adelaide South Australia

Plant: Cephalotus 'Big Boy'
Date of photo: 1.09.12
Camera: Girlfriends 10 Megapixel.
Country: UK

U. nephrophylla x U. nelumbifolia (my cross - raised from seed)
Photo taken: Sept 1, 2012
Camera: Panasonic DMC-F2 (compact point & shoot)
Country: USA

Here's my entry:
Sarracenia hybrid (leucophylla x purpurea). That's Sarracenia x "Dixie Lace" to the left and right in the background.
Canon EOS 20D with the Canon 17-85mm EFS lens
ISO 400
1/125 sec shutter speed @ f7.1
Photo was taken in North Carolina, USA on July 22nd, 2012. I'm living in the USA.
I think the frog is the "Green Tree Frog" (Hyla cinerea). There are more than one species of tree frogs in this state with green coloration, so I might be mistaken.

(edited this post to add this note) The only editing I did was to crop the photo and tweak the colors (to better match the true coloration). The frog was truly inside the pitcher.

Nothing looks particularly *Amazing* so this is all I have....

'Phillippine Sunrise'
Nepenthes truncata "Paisan Highlands" and some small ferns...

I took this in front of an orange glow softbox, with my Nikon D5100, and a 40mm macro lens, aperture was about ten, and I can't recall the shutter speed.

I did some minor contrast, and sharpness modifications in postedit, and added a black border..

I currently live in an underground lair, high in the Canadian alps... And occasionally frequent interdimensional space... But I'm mostly Canadian...

Great photos so far! I guess I'll go with this one:
FTS seed grown (Dionaea muscipula)
Taken with standard iPhone 4s camera.
Edits: Darkened black cloth background for a more uniform blackness and added a black border to make it an even 1920x1080. Everything else is the raw original.

Dionaea muscipula B52
Taken on 8-29-2012 with a Fujifilm FinePix S700 Digital Camera
Background edited out to highlight center venus and wasp
Virginia, USA
*post edited to correct spelling. lol

Sarracenia Purpurea, taken with Canon SX130 IS, from the good ol' USA:

Species: Nepenthes bicalcarata
Camera: Sony DSC-TX5
Photo date: 2 Sept 2012
Country: Malaysia

Jaws Cultivar (Dionaea Muscipula)
Sony DSC-T900.
Bethesda, Maryland U.S.A

Canon rebel XTI, 75mm-300mm Tamron lens.
Marina Del Rey, California USA
S. 'Judith Hindle'

Plant: Drosera Burmanii 'Typical'
Camera: Canon EOS 550D, 18-55mm Canon lens
Date of Photo Taken: 12.07.12
(The image was cropped and the colour was enhanced a bit to show the true colour of the 'tentacles')
^click on the '+' symbol at the top left hand corner of the image, then click on the symbol on the bottom right hand corner of the enlarged picture for the full size image

Camera: Olympus
mode: automatic, makro
plant: Dionaea muscipula
location: The Czech Republic, Prague

Nothing special but that's what I got. It's worth zooming in I guess.

Location: Flint, MI USA
Camera:Canon PowerShot SX130 IS
Aperture: 3.4
Shutter Speed 1/25sec
ISO 400
Plant FTS typical Flytrap 09/04/2012