Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Bob_B on July 13, 2017, 05:00:24 pm
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Several of my orchids are in bloom, and one of my favorites is this one: Laeliacattleya "Tropical Pointer Spot". It's a very reliable bloomer, July and December each year for the many years I've had it in my collection. Its flowers are rather small, but dainty, with a wonderful spicy fragrance that appears each morning from sunrise to approx. noon. This summer it really let loose with a multitude of blooms. Unfortunately, we're having a heat wave, which doesn't bode well for the flowers, as they're already showing signs of an early die-off. Such are the woes of the orchid hobbyist. :-\
Here's a studio photo showing TPS in all her glory.
Thanks for viewing. C&C welcomed.
Bob
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Nice Flowers and Nice Lighting.
Thierry
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Thanks Thierry.
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Lovely
Jay
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Nice Flowers and Nice Lighting.
Thierry
+1.
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Amazing. Thanks for sharing,... those orchids are certainly spoiled.
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Jay, Eric and Leszek: Thank you ever so much for your kind words.