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dave_putty
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very bright flower

Post by dave_putty »

this is a very bright flower I shot in the winter gardens in Sheffield

shutter speed 1/60
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focal length 62mm

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Post by Bill D »

That is a very beautiful flower! What kind of flower is it? Nice shot!
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flower type

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Not sure what its called but I will find out and report back :D
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Probably a Bromeliad of some sort. Beautiful flower & picture Dave
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thats a very bright flower indeed! i wonder if its a Protea. BTW Dave I just realised you're a fellow Brit!
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Tis a beautiful flower there Dave, prickly looking but very colorful and beautiful. :D

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hiya

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hello Cyclops yes I'm from sheffield uk ...you ? :D
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Re: hiya

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dave_putty wrote:hello Cyclops yes I'm from sheffield uk ...you ? :D
I Live in Darlington, county Durham, tho im originally from the midlands.
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Post by DaveW »

Not sure if it is a Protea as they seem to have an outer ring of petals or bracts:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protea

Cyclops, the Brits do seem to be taking over the planet. Oh no sorry, we once did have half the world coloured pink and lost it! :lol:

Greetings to all Brits from Nottingham, UK. It would be nice if all Internet forums listed under author where the person came from. It often makes your answers to their questions more relevant when it comes to things like equipment sources.

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DaveW wrote:Not sure if it is a Protea as they seem to have an outer ring of petals or bracts:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protea

Cyclops, the Brits do seem to be taking over the planet. Oh no sorry, we once did have half the world coloured pink and lost it! :lol:

Greetings to all Brits from Nottingham, UK. It would be nice if all Internet forums listed under author where the person came from. It often makes your answers to their questions more relevant when it comes to things like equipment sources.

DaveW
Oh I was viewing the pic from me phone. Thats my excuse and I'm sticking to it!
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Just how many brits are there on here...?
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