My Experiments with Nature Photography

By PratsJuly 14, 201022 commentsBlog, GeneralPhotography

Would love your feedback on the images and also if any one of you could tell me a way I can find out which flowers are these?

22 comments on “My Experiments with Nature Photography”

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Nu July 14, 2010 Reply

1st 🙂
- Nu July 14, 2010 Reply
  
  and these are lovely colours of nature 🙂 You did a great job 🙂
  - Prats July 14, 2010 Reply
    
    @Nu: Thanks a lot
Swaram July 14, 2010 Reply

I lovvee 03799 – gr8 composition 🙂
Where did u take these pics?
- Prats July 14, 2010 Reply
  
  @Swaram: Thanks…. I took them in the garden in our society
Shilpa Garg July 14, 2010 Reply

Lovely flowers!!
Since the pics are getting rotated with every click, I think the names as per their colours are… (based on Botany knowledge acquired long long ago)
1. The 2 purple flowers are Water Lily
2. The pink one is China Rose
3. The Yellow with 3 stamens is Porcupine Flower
4. The orange group of flowers is Ixora red
5. Yellow one is Golden Trumpet Vine

Are my guesses correct?? Let me know!
Cheers 🙂
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Shilpa: I have no Idea… though my friend has named all of them in FB with correct biological names.
Reema July 14, 2010 Reply

the big yellow one is from Allamanda cathartica L., a vine belonging to the family of Apocynaceae. It is the cultivar ‘Hendersonii’ with brownish red markings in the throat.
the bunch one is Ixora
the pink one is china rose, a type of Hibiscus.
Great snaps! why don’t u join Flickr?
check out my flowers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/reema226/sets/72157619963823286/
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Reema: Thanks…I haven’t started clicking so often..Will join once have good enough collection to post 🙂
chatterbox July 15, 2010 Reply

The lotus/water lilies are brilliant.
Loved the shot from the top where the golden stamens are adding to the royal glory of the purple.
Excellent pictures 🙂
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Chatterbox: those were brilliant flowers…and you know what, till I actually walked across the garden with the Camera. I hadn’t even noticed them
tikulicious July 15, 2010 Reply

I bow in awe of the creator. what an enchanting collection Prats. lovely.
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Tikuli: Me too 🙂
Aarti July 15, 2010 Reply

Pretty flowers… And how come the pics keep moving around? 🙂

btwmwhat camera u got??
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Aarti: Oh I created a gallery which randomly orders the pics 🙂 these were shot by Sony Cybershot W-80
pallavi July 19, 2010 Reply

absolutely lovely pics… how is it that so many people are developing a passion for photography these days?
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Pallavi: hmmm I took IHMs advice 🙂
Poornima Prabhu July 20, 2010 Reply

I came across your blog through Preeti’s blog. Good snaps you have put up… What model of camera do you have? In which mode did u shoot the pics? Did u try using Macro mode? It will give you better results. I have some snaps of flowers here, do have a look when you can spare some time and let me know your thoughts…

http://photocapturez.blogspot.com/2009/11/flowers.html
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @Poornima: Thanks a lot… I was using Sony Cybershot W-80 for these. Will visit your blog soon
momofrs July 26, 2010 Reply

Beautiful snaps!!
- Prats July 28, 2010 Reply
  
  @MomOfRS: Thanks

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