FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

hi,

I'm a great fan of carnivorous plants, especialy tuberous drosera and temperate pinguicula.
I live in France near Paris, i have also à great interest in macrophotographie

a few sample of pictures

d.rupicola



d.zonaria



d.browniana



d.collina



d.squamosa



d.aff pallida

I also like to walk in nature to see carnivorous plants in their biotops
in France we have some interresting biotps where you can sees pinguicula.

a sample of some biotops








and some of the pings you can see on these biotops







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jp

Welcome to the community!

Wow!!! Great plants and great pictures. Welcome. I hope to see many more of your beautiful pictures.

welcome!! your macro shots of your plants are incredible! as a novice who just got his first legit macro lens and is learning, I wish I was to that point! I just received a cheap focusing rail in the mail this week and am experimenting with my first stacked shots, lighting has been my major issue thusfar! but getting better each attempts!

do you mind telling me more about your setup/process as far as taking your macro shots?

Beautiful plants and scenery and really great photos! Thanks for sharing and welcome to FlytrapCare!

Bonjour

Bienvenu a toi ici

très beaux drosera tubereux

très belles P.leptoceras aussi .

ce sont des paysages des alpes?quelle region?

les hautes montagnes ne sont pas forcement les meilleurs spots pour voir des ping

jeff

Hi thanks for your answers

For my setup i have a rail to move the reflex, i have a 105 mm macro sigma for lense.
for the big picture i use a macro bellows. The sofwarel i use is zerene stacker i think it's the best
(for the moment) .
For the ping and the landscape they are from maritims Alp sin the Vesubie valley this
year in june.

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DroseraFan wrote:Hi thanks for your answers

For my setup i have a rail to move the reflex, i have a 105 mm macro sigma for lense.
for the big picture i use a macro bellows. The sofwarel i use is zerene stacker i think it's the best
(for the moment) .
For the ping and the landscape they are from maritims Alp sin the Vesubie valley this
year in june.

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awesome, I haven't played around with bellows yet, its one of the upcoming purchases we have a canon 60mm f/2.8 macro lens we picked up recently, and a cheap $15 3 way rail for it, still need to improve my tripod majorly but with patience I like my results thusfar using ZS for stacking also. still pretty new to all of it but reading, reading, reading and practicing, practicing, practicing. you have some beautiful shots there!

Some beautiful places to explore there! Lovely photos! Welcome