2005-03-21: Hoya carnosa backside by Peter Hollinger

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21-MAR-2005	Peter Hollinger

Same plant as yesterday but
from the backside (and backlit by flash).
Unfortunately I forgot to change the ISO.

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1/250s f/32.0 at 100.0mm iso1600 with Flash hide exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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laine82		23-Mar-2005 18:09
I love the Hoya for it's old fashioned beauty. This looks like it's wearing a faux fur collar. Nice shot, Peter.

cindyd		23-Mar-2005 03:16
What pretty little flowers! Oh well, the 1600 doesn't look like it hurt you any! Looks like you have a wonderful botanical collection . . . me, I can't even grow pansies! haha Cindy

Herb		22-Mar-2005 05:21
Nice shot

Peter Hollinger		22-Mar-2005 03:08
Thanks, Joshua & Karen. This is actually shot from above. Hoya is a viny plant and the hemispherical flower clusters tend to hang down. For yesterday's shot I'd twisted the branch around so the flowers were sticking up. Here's Donna's shot of the same plant last year . All my indoor flowers are either at home or in my office.

Karen Leaf		22-Mar-2005 02:46
I do like shots from the underneath; give it a completely different viewpoint. Do all these grow in your home, Peter? I am very impressed with the variety you present, and your knowledge of the species.

Guest		22-Mar-2005 02:23
Ouch 1600 iso! Yeah I forget to do that too. It's hard to see the difference with the little 2 inch preview image. Good shot though! What a interesting angle you picked. Were you over the top, or under? What ever you did I like it.

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