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I love your setup, and your a great photographer!

Thanks!

Excuse my brief absence, had to do some schoolwork.

I was playing around with an ipad app called softbox pro, and the photos turned out sorta well. A bit of a takeaway from my usual style but I don't mind them.

D. adelae:



D. capensis "narrow":



D. paradoxa:



N. veitchii:



I really think my photography is improving bit by bit, I keep finding new features on the camera though...

Constructive criticisms are appreciated!

So are those pictures taken by an iPad? The photo quality doesn't look so great as taken with an SLR but I'm liking the hazy/cloudy background Toni the pics! My favourite must be the rim of the nep!

Not taken with an Ipad. I used an app called softboxpro that produces lighting on the Ipad's screen. That is how I got the backlighting. I used my DSLR to take the photos.

Heres the app:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/softbox- ... 56105?mt=8

More pictures!

Focus on these pics is not perfect, but I took them in the dark.

Two pots of U. longifolia, the moss in these pots is crazy:





D. intermedia "Cuba", flowering:



U. reneformis, bigger and bigger leaves:



D. venusta:

Love the intermedia and the venusta

Thanks!

More... Horticultural... Monstrosities... :0o:

D. venusta:



D. slackii, are getting larger:



D. tokaiensis:



D. nidiformis:



D. capillaris "long arm, belem":



D. adelae:



D. rotundifolia is popping out of Sphagnum everywhere:



D. paradoxa:



D. indica seedlings are germinating like crazy:



D. burmanii:



P. emarginata x esserania:



D. schizandra is making notched leaves:



U. reniformis is making more big leaves:



D. ordensis:

Amazing!

Thanks!

N. rafflesiana var. alata:



P. primuliflora:



The "D. indica" seedlings are actually P. lusitanica, must have mixed up the pots:



D. intermedia "cuba":



G. aurea "Itacaramba", its sooo slimy!:



U. pubescens "Serra Caraca", one of my favorite utrics:



Thanks for looking!

Wow! The G.aurea looks like a toxic monster!

I was taking some pullings from it, and the muscilage is really thick! Very hard to pull the leaves off.

PC died and so I am a mac user now, so these are edited on iPhoto. Still learning the program so they look a bit weird.

Alas, any tips from iPhoto users would be appreciated!

U. reniformis bladder:



Schizzy:



Some ping hybrid, can't remember what:



D. pygmaea "green" from gemmae:



Itty bitty ceph:



S. adnatum update:



D. madagascarensis coming back from the roots:



D. capensis "red", this one turned out kind of odd:



Sarracenia minor:



D. binata multifida extrema:



I retook the Ceph photo:



Thanks for looking!

PeatMoss wrote:PC died and so I am a mac user now, so these are edited on iPhoto. Still learning the program so they look a bit weird.

Alas, any tips from iPhoto users would be appreciated!

Sorry! I'm a PC user so I really can't help you on this question.

Your photography skills are very good and my favourite pics must be the cap 'red' and the multifida! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome pictures! more of the Venus fly traps please

swat007j wrote:more of the Venus fly traps please

Instead of asking everybody to post pictures of their VFTs, just click HERE its a great website and I think it will stop people from getting annoyed a bit!

Thanks!

Swat, I am going to suggest you look on the other sub forum for photos of VFT's, mine are in deep dormancy right now and they will be until May.

More pictures:

D. "dielsiana":



Got crazy germination on P. lusitanica:



D. intermedia "cuba":



D. spatulata from Gold Coast is flowering:



D. whatever:



B. liniflora is germinating:



D. whatever seedlings:




I never posted these photos, they are some wild Drosera growing in the Muskoka region of Ontario:

D. intermedia:







D. rotundifolia: