Capture: Colour is the new black
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More colour: Peony rose, 3/11/2010
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Islander, in reply to
Glorious flowers eh? My mother has many in her garden - anyone know why the colour bleeds out so fast?
$ days, and that wonder will be a neutral cream... -
Gareth, in reply to
Not if they start white in the first place...
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Athyrium nipponicum var. 'Silver Falls' (Silver Falls Fern). Dunedin Botanic Gardens Feb 2010. I took two pictures taken at the same time with different ISO, apeture, and shutter speed, the other one looked like a boring patch of ferns.
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Hebe, in reply to
Oh okay: looking out the bathroom window of a funky old bach in the wilds of Banks Peninsula. Can anyone identify the flowers?
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Tom Ackroyd, in reply to
Boatshed, Pauatahanui inlet, May 2007.
Why is it rotated like this? I DON'T KNOW. -
Ian Dalziel, in reply to
isospin...
...looked like a boring patch of ferns
with fronds like this
who needs anemones...
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Islander, in reply to
O, true-
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Tom Ackroyd, in reply to
Boatshed, Pauatahanui inlet, May 2007.
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Islander, in reply to
Yeessss!
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New Plymouth at 1pm. April 2010.
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Gotta have some colour when it comes to going.
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Sunset at Bontang Kuala, ~5 years ago.
FM
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This one might be of interest, in a composite image kind of way. A couple of years ago I took a scan of a picture of the Octagon from 1890 and tried to match the position of the photographer.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
Interesting ladder. You can picture the soon to be saved scuttling up to the roof and assuming the position, or whatever it is they do when awaiting the Rapture.
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Islander, in reply to
Vaguely passionflowerish?
Not banana passionflowers which (given they're a pest at Moeraki) I do know -something about the trumpets, something about the leaves & vine-like behaviour-hell, we need my cuzzies, - & my mother! - the ones who are deeply-knowledgable
gardeners, and, to a person, despise Maggie whatsernaym- -
JacksonP, in reply to
Not sure who made it, but this Sculpture in Arrowtown.
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Islander, in reply to
You can picture the soon to be saved scuttling up to the roof and assuming the position, or whatever it is they do
Falling off majorly I'd suggest-
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
You want passionflower, I got. Or did have. Presumably it’s bursting into bud again right now over in Avonside, where I was forced to abandon it after Sept. 2010.
Nice datura Hebe. I’ve always fancied one like that, ever since I saw a hummingbird feeding from one on an old Attenborough TV show. For aesthetic purposes of course, not recreational.
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Lilith __, in reply to
when it comes to going
I wonder how many times they’ve had to change the date on the bus?
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I am a nerd. I laffed when I saw the color channels on this one.
Can't get a better colour combination than RGB!
FM
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Lilith __, in reply to
Can anyone identify the flowers?
This is the right colour.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
Aren’t brugmansias always trees?
The few vividly coloured brugmansia/datura I've seen have been in hanging baskets, which was what impressed me so much about the one in Hebe's pic. A proper tree, and doing so well so far south.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
shades of night...
This is the right colour.
Solanaceae - it's a ruddy tomato...
Angels' horn*, tree datura - what a family!*must be a Tuba!
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Lilith __, in reply to
Solanaceae
Most of this family are deadly. Except for the tomato and potato*! Where would we be without them....
*speaking of tubers
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