Nature flower

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  1. Caladina

    Caladina Well-Known Member

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    efm 18-150mm @ 79mm
     
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    Sweet shot, Caladina. Keep this up and you will make Tony Tee jealous.
     
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    Excellent shot and well presented. Lovely DOF showing all the intricacies of the flower. Looks like a poppy - do you know what it is?
     
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  4. Caladina

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    not sure what it was, but here is a white one

    looking it up with my google lens app it looks like the yellow one could be
    Yellow Mariposa Lily (Calochortus luteus)
    Typing in Calochortus brings up alot of similar ones
     
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    lovely detail Caladina
     
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    yep, with the M50 and efm 18-150mm its got some really good quality for a small set up, great wide, decent reach and focuses nice and close, its also got very good image stabilization for 1/6 hand hold across the focal range, its an ƒ3.5 to 6.3 so its not fast for low light action but it does very well hand held in low light
     
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    You're correct with the name, the white one is "Calochortus superbus (Superb mariposa lily)"
    and the first one is "Calochortus luteus Yellow Mariposa Lily"
    They are a fascinating flower with the many intricate parts like a passionfruit flower. Beautifully photographed and presented.
     
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