tribulation flowers stacks

[nto]

I think it is proper to specify incidents during stack with flowers,
with this video 1.92 mb is clearly understands the problem.

photo and result of three stacks, of which 2 failed



I think we still try and try you can get good result

ciao

[rjlittlefield]

Ah yes -- been there, done that, have the motion sequences to show for it.

It is remarkable, isn't it, how quickly things can droop and curl when they get mounted for stacking!

--Rik

[Harold Gough]

I love the mauve backgound with the blue stigma.

Harold

[Planapo]

Although it´s, as you´ve explained, an artifact, it is a beautiful picture indeed, Antonio!
These pollen grains look like precious jewellery, well presented on that blue velvety, spirially curled stigma/stylus.

Incidentally, we just had chicory buds/shoots (or belgian endive as it is sometimes called in English) as salad for lunch yesterday, a bit bitter, but I like it. And I consume an infusion of roasted roots of Cichorium intybus in my surrogate coffee almost each morning, having sucessfully overcome my former caffeine addiction.

--Betty

[augusthouse]

Antonio,

What type of light source did you use for illumination when taking these images?

Craig

[nto]

What type of light source did you use for illumination when taking these images?

used flash with diffuser, one unit to sample video and two for image published

Betty,chicory and good with bean soup, 90% bean and 10% chicory

[Harold Gough]

[good with bean soup, 90% bean and 10% chicory

My wife once made me bean soup.

I asked "What's this?". She replied "It's bean soup."

I said "I believe it's been soup. What is it now?"



Harold

[nto]

Harold, (been bean) English truly extraordinary Unfortunately I have little memory for words, two days forget words