Flowers Anyone?

[gbr1000]

Taken with a Wisner 4 x 5 camera with 210mm lens. In my backyard, I had help from my wife, made her take my black focus cloth and hang it in the background.

[theBDT]

Taken with a Wisner 4 x 5 camera with 210mm lens. In my backyard, I had help from my wife, made her take my black focus cloth and hang it in the background.

It's a good composition, and I always appreciate a good isolation background in black.

[cjbroadbent]

Cauliflower. Two approaches to fractals in 8x10 ektachrome. Gandolfi, 240mm Sironar.

[Joanna Carter]

Cauliflower. Two approaches to fractals in 8x10 ektachrome. Gandolfi, 240mm Sironar.

Actually Christopher, it's not a cauliflower, it's a Romanesco Broccoli

Nonetheless, nice image.

[cjbroadbent]

... it's a Romanesco Broccoli ...

Then we've got it wrong over here; cavolfiore romano or even genovese, depends on the greengrocer. Maybe i posted it before, if so, sorry. And thanks.

[Joanna Carter]

Then we've got it wrong over here; cavolfiore romano or even genovese, depends on the greengrocer. Maybe i posted it before, if so, sorry. And thanks.

Well, I looked up cavolfiore romano on Google and came up with this page . So, it would seem that it is regarded as both cauliflower and broccoli

[Gary L. Quay]

Gary,
I like your image very much. Between you and the Cooke Series II there is a gentleness to the image, despite the marked contrast within, that I find very evocative.
Larry

Thanks! The Cooke is a remarkable lens.

--Gary

[theBDT]

[jim kitchen]

Great images everyone...

Here is a recent image from my TMY-2 examination. The subtle detail at both ends of the scale are extraordinary...

jim k

Expired White Roses on Carbon Tissue, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2009

[Jim Cole]

Wow!