Psychedeliflower by funkandjazz

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jun 21, 2003

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Description

Oregon Coastal Botanical Garden, 1996. Scanned directly from the negative with the new Epson 3200.

Comments (21)

Masema

9:57PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Fantastic colors. Excellent composition and DOF. Excellent work.

cynlee

9:57PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

pretty impressive showing! (& scanner) :]

Michelle A.

10:07PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Beautiful! Looks like you're getting great results from your new scanner!

Misha883

10:29PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Nicely done! What size negative?

Tedz

10:29PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Oh No!!! I am having Botanical Flash Backs!!! Stunning while Sunning :)

funkandjazz

10:32PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Misha, 35mm.

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ShannonHowell

10:37PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

A very beautiful flower! You did a very good job on it.

bleachfix

12:24AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

This falls under the category of the Bold and Beautiful. I'll keep that scanner in mind while I look for a film scanner. Did you have to tweek the color much?

darksecret1

12:44AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

great close up.

moonfish

1:57AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

Wow!!! So crisp and accurate a capture...loove dahlias....

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enax

2:29AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

Wonderful shot and scan. Neat sharpness and perfect DOF.

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RedundantlyAbundant

3:22AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

A veritable cornucopia of colours for the cornea.

ratto

3:43AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

Beautiful shades. Love it.

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Drea71

4:25AM | Sun, 22 June 2003

I just love the colours and the different sizes of the petals. Somehow up to now I probably wouldn't have planted red and yellow flowers close to each other, but since nature thinks these colours go together well (which actually they do), I might try that next year :-)

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