Our latest orchid. by jayfar

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 19, 2015

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We bought this phaeleonopsis a couple of weeks ago.

Comments (28)

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Hendesse

1:38PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

A very beautiful orchid. Great shot Jeff.

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durleybeachbum

1:48PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

A glorious colour! Masses to come, you should get months out of that before cut back time.

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Star4mation

2:37PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Nice one Jeff :)

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Adobe_One_Kenobi

2:51PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Excellent Jeffers, what a cool plant!

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moochagoo

3:04PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Lovely flowers and lighting !

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giulband

3:24PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Fine and elegant !!!!

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Cyve

4:36PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

WOW Jeff... It's a marvelous flowers and a very great capture... I love these colors also !!!

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bebopdlx

4:42PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Nice, I am trying to grow them.

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jeroni

5:40PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Fantastic image. I like very much the colors

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wysiwig

7:25PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

It looks happy to be staying with you. A beautiful plant perfectly lit. Pin sharp image.

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Richardphotos

8:36PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

I do not recall seeing the exact color here. several years ago I went to an orchid festival and seen orchids like I never knew existed superb capture Jeff

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Mulltipass

8:50PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

WOW!! Beautiful!!!

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Faemike55

9:36PM | Mon, 19 January 2015

Beautiful colours on this one

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Katraz

1:35AM | Tue, 20 January 2015

Lovely colours nicely shot , you could try cropping tighter or doing some close macro shots. The flowers should last for ages but when they have gone over cut the stem back but leave two or three nodes on the stem and they often shoot a new flower stalk from the old one.

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