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Camera Model Canon EOS 600D Shooting Mode Manual Exposure Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/160 Av( Aperture Value ) 2.8 ISO Speed 200 Lens EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

Macro shot of a lush but spidery like orchid with rich colours. (Probably a Cimbidium.)

Super Macro of a hybrid Zygopetalum orchid, Adelaide, Australia.

Purple Macro Flower Photograph Heart

White Cymbidium orchid, with focus on the sexual parts of the flower. Macro shot.

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macro photo of dandelion

Nikon D3300

Orchid flower in super macro, focussing on the sexual parts of the flower. (Featured in All About Flowers.)

Nikon D3300

Super macro of a very bright yellow hybrid orchid. One single flower from a spike with many blooms. Canpn 450D, macro lens. (Featured in Australian Woman Photographers.)

Glory of the Snow Flower, Macro Photograph by Stephen Geisel, Love-fi.com

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Super macro of a Zygopetalum orchid hybrid, concentrating on the sexual organs of the flower, Adelaide, Australia. Canon 400D, macro lens.

flowers macro focus colorful

Macro monochrome image of a vintage trinket box lid, embossed with roses

Red orchid, with focus on the sexual parts of the flower. Macro shot. Canon 450D, macro lens.

In this macro photo of a delicate yellow cluster tiny japanese barberry flowers nestled in the midst of dusky red foliage (resembling the red eucalyptus that are often used in floral arrangements) a gray stem of sharp thorns grows upward against the dark background.

spring blue flowers. watercolor

Macro of a Zygopetalum orchid hybrid, Adelaide, Australia.

flowers blooming in the garden

This particular hydrangea flower starts off green in colour in spring, turns white in summer, and finally pink in fall. The pink gets deeper until it eventually turns brown. The pink colour you see is actually the back of the petals.

Nikon D3300

In the garden.

Macro image of beautiful Calendula flowers in summer sunshine. These hardy annual flowers bloom through summer into early autumn, they are good for cutting, have edible petals and are widely used by herbalists to make skincare products.

Closeup/macro photograph of blossom on apple tree branch during Spring - Aberaeron, Ceredigion, UK.

Garden flowers in bloom

Flowers in the garden.

Garden colours.

flowers in the garden on a sunny day

Flowers in full bloom in the garden.

A captivating macro reveals the ethereal beauty of a Red Clover (Trifolium pratense L.) as sunlight delicately filters through its purple petals, illuminating nature's exquisite artistry. FamilyJourneywithGod.com What does the Bible say about luck? The Bible tells us nothing happens by luck or chance, but that all things happen by the power, will, and knowledge of God.

A captivating macro reveals the ethereal beauty of a Red Clover (Trifolium pratense L.) as sunlight delicately filters through its purple petals, illuminating nature's exquisite artistry. FamilyJourneywithGod.com What does the Bible say about luck? The Bible tells us nothing happens by luck or chance, but that all things happen by the power, will, and knowledge of God.

A captivating macro reveals the ethereal beauty of a Red Clover (Trifolium pratense L.) as sunlight delicately filters through its purple petals, illuminating nature's exquisite artistry. FamilyJourneywithGod.com What does the Bible say about luck? The Bible tells us nothing happens by luck or chance, but that all things happen by the power, will, and knowledge of God.

A tiny emerging grevillea seen next to a walking track at Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains of Australia. This is the end section of a small flower. For the benefit of the macro groups this section of the flower is about 2.5 cm long. As mentioned in some of the comments below, I came across this flower because I followed the wrong track to the falls. Thank god for mistakes. Also, the flower looks different in it's final stage as the pink stems shoot upwards. It was great timing to catch it at this stage. I don't know what type of grevillea this is. I haven't seen it in nurseries or gardens & it hasn't come up on any grevillea search on the internet. *Features* Flowers In Macro, October 2008 & October 2009. In The Pin...