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taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC /FZ30
taken on Auto focus

These are the first adult pitchers of one of my plants for this year of Cephalotus follicularis now in autumn.
Model/ Pentax A30 on auto focus
Country: Bulgaria

This is a special kind of 3D anaglyph called a phantogram they are viewed with red/cyan glasses by laying flat and looking down at a 45 degree angle and move around until the pot is standing straight up and it will look like a pot of flytraps sitting on top of your monitor. A laptop or LCD display is very easy just lay back the display until it is flat then rotat the image because monitors have a much wider viewing angl horizontal than vertical or you can print it.
VFT Fused Tooth
Canon G9 twin camera rig
f2.8
1/80
ISO 80

picture of a sarracenia leucophylla x ? flower.
Camera used is a Panasonic Lumix dmc-ls80
The flower is not quite fully open yet.

Picture: Nepenthes hamata (young plant) I have been growing in my 'Highland Terrarium'.

Camera: Sony Cyber-Shot (6.0 Mega pixels)
Country: USA

Picture: 'Typical' vft from Homebase. ( but it looks like a red piranha )
Camera: my dad's camera
Country: England, UK

This is my Pinguicula x Tina. The photo was taken last week (7/10/10), when I noticed this fly struggling on one of its leaves.
Camera: Nikon D60
Lens: Tamron 90mm f/2.8 (Macro)
ISO: 200
Aperture: f/10
Shutter speed: 1/100
Country: Scotland, UK

Well, this is my first time around the bend...

RIght, D. muscipula typical in my back yard stripping a insect of not just its life, but its dignity as well.

Taken with a simple Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS

hey, this is my entry for the contest
first of all i want to say that all the other entries are terrific!
my camera is a PowerShot Sx200 IS, but i cannot remember the setings i had when i made the picture.
my country of residency is germany.

here is my pic, it is of my dionaea muscipula:

FTC community!!, this is my picture i took a week ago of my pink venus,
Camera: powershot G10, Canon, 14.7mp
country:U.S.A, NC
Good luck to everyone!!!!=D

Nepenthes ampullaria. Photo taken on 19/9/2010
Canon powershot A540 1/13 Sec F3.5 ISO 80 with tripod
Bangkok, Thailand

Hi everyone!
I just remembered that the entries finish tomorrow.
So here it is.
Typical VFT (It was from homebase but it has a red margin around the trap?)
It was taken by my mum's camera which is now broken.
By the way i live in England, South London, Croydon. I hope I win!

I submit to thee, o FlyTrapCare community, my entry:
I took this photo of my Sarracenia purpurea with my cheapy Samsung Digimax D53. I left all the options alone except for, obviously, the color inversion. I thought this photo had just the right amount of "artsy-ness" to it. I'm intrigued to see how artsy I can be when I get a good camera.

All of the pictures look great! Thanks for looking!

Canon G9

Sarracenia Flava x Oreophila

Jurassic Plants