Bonjour, et merci de venir me rendre visite !
Je vis dans le sud de la France, dans le Tarn. J'ai toujours été passionné d'images, en particulier de photographie (ah, le noir et blanc argentique...).
Pendant quelques années, j'ai créé des images avec les logiciels 3D : Poser bien sur (Poser4 au départ...), Cinema4D, Vue. Vous pouvez voir certaines de ces images sur le début de ma galerie sur Renderosity.
Puis, l'âge et la fatigue aidant, je suis revenu à mon premier amour graphique : la photographie.
J'aime surtout montrer ce qui n'est pas toujours jugé intéressant : les insectes, les animaux qu'on croise sans les voir, et en faire si possible un portrait qu'on ait plaisir à voir.
J'aime aussi beaucoup l'architecture, surtout religieuse, que je découvre au cours de mes rares voyages
Ma compagne Danielle est aussi présente sur Renderosity, sous le pseudo de Leije
Jean-Claude
A bientôt,
Jean-Claude
Anglais (traduction automatique) Hello, and thank you for coming to visit me!
I live in the south of France, in the Tarn. I have always been passionate about images, especially photography (ah, black and white film ...).
For a few years, I created images with 3D software: Poser of course (Poser4 at the start ...), Cinema4D, Vue. You can see some of these images at the start of my gallery on Renderosity.
Then, with age and fatigue helping, I returned to my first graphic love: photography.
I especially like to show what is not always considered interesting: insects, animals that we meet without seeing them, and if possible to make a portrait of them that we enjoy seeing.
I also really like the architecture, especially religious, that I discover during my rare travels
My partner Danielle is also present on Renderosity, under the pseudo of Leije
Jean Claude
Comments (26)
Leije
Je ne sais pas quelle est cette inflorescence, mais ta photo est super esthétique au niveau des formes et des nuances de violet, tout cela rehaussé par un joli bokeh vert........magnifique macrophoto, Jean-Claude !
goldie
This is a beautiful "flower." I did a quick search for wildflowers in France, but couldn't find this plant. Perhaps you could contact a local horticultural group to see if they could help identify this plant. Would be interesting to see the leaves of the plant--could help to determine to which family it belongs.
Update: This is a Leopoldia comosa or commonly known as a tassel hyacinth or tassel grape hyacinth. It is one of a number of species and genera also known as grape hyacinths. It is found in rocky ground and cultivated areas, such as cornfields and vineyards, in south-east Europe to Turkey and Iran, but has naturalized elsewhere. In southern Italy, Portugal and Greece, its bulb is a culinary delicacy.
Jean_C
Wow! You are very effective as a botanist, Barb! You are right, it's a Muscari comosum, known in french as "queue-de-poireau", "muscari chevelu", ou "ail à toupet" (infos wikipedia). Thank you very much for your help, my friend!
SirRonmit
That is beautiful. I used a search engine and it looks like Leopoldia comosa (or tassel hyacinth or tassel grape hyacinth)
Tim N
Kordouane
Une superbe photo de cette fleur particulièrement originale de belle couleur, bravo JC
martial
Etrange fleur en effet il me semble qu'enlever la partie de fleurs à gauche aurait rendu la photo encore plus efficace
aqua1955
A great picture again my friend and sure a flower for butterflies and bees which need them to survive and take care of our survival.
MagikUnicorn
rbowen
A beauty! Your captures are wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
rachris480907
Great capture! Very interesting looking flower.
eekdog
Nice deep pure color on these plants, magnificent clarity Jean. Beautiful capture my friend.
VDH
Beautiful flower, excellent capture !!
Richardphotos
never the less the name, the beauty is evident
miwi
Wonderful capture,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mtdana
Wonderful colors and composition - fantastic capture my friend!!!
starship64 Online Now!
Fantastic capture.
byteline
Great shot!
UteBigSmile
ia-du-lin
very nice capture
tulipe
Beautiful capture!
AureliusdeMercoeur
Une belle capture d'une fleur que je ne connaissais pas du tout !! Merci pour le partage et les infos !
romangirl
Very different and very pretty!
Crudelitas
Beautiful hyacinth. I only know the perl hyacinth. But the wild form with the tassels is a thousand times more interesting. Fantastic photo, Jean-Claude.
pchef
étrange peut-être, mais superbe de même que la prise de vue!
anitalee
Excellent
alida
Muscari is quite common in Sardinia
Radar_rad-dude
Beautiful blossom and photo! I must apologize for getting so far behind on your art! I don't know how that happened! I must be showing my age. Anyway, many fine kudos on this beautiful work!