Flowers Anyone?

[Jim Cole]

From last week on TMY-2 using a Chamonix 45n-2 with a Nikon M 450 lens. Some folks have recommended not using a 450 on a Chamonix 4x5, but it handles the weight just fine.

[Jim Cole]

One from yesterday. There are two of these bushes in a backyard planter of my rental house in Indiana. I have no idea what they are, but they sure are pretty. Soon the flower stems will bloom into clusters of tiny creamy-white flowers. Anyone good at making an ID?

This one is on 4x5 TMY-2 with a 150mm lens and a little bit of extension. Cropped the top to square the presentation.

[SergeiR]

One from yesterday. There are two of these bushes in a backyard planter of my rental house in Indiana. I have no idea what they are, but they sure are pretty. Soon the flower stems will bloom into clusters of tiny creamy-white flowers. Anyone good at making an ID?

This one is on 4x5 TMY-2 with a 150mm lens and a little bit of extension. Cropped the top to square the presentation.

Very cool.

[SergeiR]

Sergei,
Very good!

Thank you

[Jim Cole]

Very cool.

Thanks, Sergei. Wish I knew what it was.

[David Schaller]

I'm working on the question Jim. Very nice image!
Dave

[Eric James]

It's a Sedum I believe; maybe Sedum telephinum AKA "autumn joy". Nice image.

[Jim Cole]

David and Eric,

Thanks for the ID help and the kind words. Definitely a Sedum and possibly the telephinum species or related. I could be remembering the color of the flowers wrong and possibly they are pinkish instead of whitish. Not that important. Thanks for getting me to the correct genus.

EDIT:

I just found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeLUmist_Yo

which is the Autumn Joy with white flowers. Bingo!

Thanks again

[Ken Lee]

Rose, 2010
Sinar P, 210mm Macro Sironar
4x5 HP5+, Pyrocat HD

[SergeiR]

8x10, Radar

I was bored out of my mind and went for morning stroll to tea rose garden


Scan-130803-0003www by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr