SMU flowers by Richardphotos

Photography • Macro • posted on Aug 02, 2007

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no idea as to the name of these flowers.I found them at SMU campus thanks for viewing and any comments I changed the character in my post yesterday since I was not happy with the first for several reasons.I thank all that commented

Comments (72)

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stevey3d

4:27AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Superb Richard! Great detail and colour!

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carlx

4:28AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Beautiful and very interesting flower!!! Splendid capture!!!

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OldHippieKeyboard

4:31AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Excellent find, Richard. Very vibrant colors that contrast well with the soft background. Checked out yesterday's post and the pose is even more sensual. Well done.

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Syltermermaid

4:32AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

A wonderful flower Richard and it amaze me that it blooms in different colours on one stem!! Marvelous captured!! Thanks for sharing!! Hugs Ute

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claude19

4:40AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

SUBERB macro-shot for a beautiful flower !!!

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shadownet

4:45AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Now there's a flower I have never seen before! Not even sure what it would be close to that I have seen. Very different looking for sure.

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tallpindo

4:47AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

I would just throw out the name of the flower most in my mind right now "pyrocantha?" I'm no Luther Burbank. Even if it isn't a pyrocantha I can only get to what it is from that name.

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TheAnimaGemini

4:59AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Wonderful flower. Like a fairy ring. Beautiful detail and colors. Love it.

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alhak

5:03AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

strange but beautiful flowers, lovely colour, wonderful shot but i like you perhaps are plant impaired, cant help you with their name, sorry

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Bossie_Boots

5:04AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Wow now i have never come accross this one before beautiful capture hugs lou x

Kuiski

5:32AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

hmmmmm, a very original and pretty flower. Splendid capture Richard! :D:D:D

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huenersh

5:49AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

fantastic shot. I would like almost the same as on your last flower. Quite great similarity with a fractal flame, right? ;-)

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B_PEACOCK

5:52AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

What ever the name they are very pretty .Excellent shot Richard

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Hendesse

6:08AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

What a special flower, looks wonderful. Excellent shot of this natural artwork!

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saretta

6:23AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Looks like a natural fractal,wonderful details and colors!!:-)

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pops

6:29AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Beautiful flower-Have never seen anything like it

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:48AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Creative POV and very beautiful flower....!!! Excellent shot Richard.....!!!

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NekhbetSun

7:03AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Looks to me like the blooms on a poinciana tree...wonderful capture Richard ! ~ Hugs ~

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ToniDunlap

8:40AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Beauty in the morning as I wake up to begin the day. What could be more wonderful. Thank you Richard for sharing your beautiful find.

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abuyhia

8:57AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

very cool!!!

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spm91g

9:05AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

So very beautiful thank you!!

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jif3d

9:28AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Very unusual flower...SMU fits nicely ! Kool macro & ~Cheers~ :o)

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MagikUnicorn

9:33AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

Another beautiful natural flower...God perfume :)

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sharky_

9:35AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

A circle of beauty. Nice find. Aloha

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Maori

9:56AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

First time in my life I see this beautiful flower!!! Thanks for sharing :)

MrsLubner

10:16AM | Thu, 02 August 2007

I don't know the scale on this and it is a bit different but the presentation of two colors like this leads me to Lantana. They come in several varieties. But I could be wrong. Nice shot!

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