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nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 15, 2005

• #1

Hey guys, got some new macro lenses (+17 diopters total combined) aand I had a mix of photos, so here you go!

H. minor

D. aliceae

U. microcalyx?

N. ephippiata

N. diatas flowers male/female?

N. stenophylla

N. bicalcarata teeth

 

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TheAlphaWolf

• Jan 15, 2005

• #2

cool! I have to use magnifying glasses for my "closeup" pictures lol.

 

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SunPitcher

• Jan 15, 2005

• #3

nice bical!

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 15, 2005

• #4

Magnifying glasses work fine, thats all a macro filter is, except you don't have to hold these in front of your lenses!

 

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TunaSurprise

• Jan 15, 2005

• #5

That's a cute little stenophylla! I love the bical too.

 

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Electric Carnivores

• Jan 16, 2005

• #6

Nice photos Dustin the H.minor is so cute

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 16, 2005

• #7

Hi guys,

yes the N. stenophylla is a cute little thing, its from wild collected seed, so I'm very excited!

 

herenorthere

• Jan 16, 2005

• #8

Very nice. What's the lighting for the photos?

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 16, 2005

• #9

Hey Bruce, it was a BEAUTIFUL sunny day yesterday, so I took the opportunity to try out the new lenses!

 

cool85k5

• Jan 16, 2005

• #10

Very nice pictures Dustin!


Jerry

 

PlantAKiss

Moderator Schmoderator Fluorescent fluorite, Engl

• Jan 17, 2005

• #11

Nice photos Dustin! I'm hoping to get a new camera soon so I can get better pics.

Thanks for sharing those.

Great job.

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 17, 2005

• #12

Hi Suzzane, you can still use an old camera, just add on some good macro lenses. I mean, my camera is brand new, but still an old Digi would give you the same results, macro lenses operate on the camera ability to zoom optically to the telephoto position, not on the megapixels present, but more MP gives you more clarity, and a macro function on the camera certainly helps a WHOLE lot when using the lenses.

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 17, 2005

• #13

Another photo:

 

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TunaSurprise

• Jan 17, 2005

• #14

 That is a nice sundew! What species is it?

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Jan 17, 2005

• #15

Hi NepMaster, its D. whittakeri subsp. whittakeri "Triffids Orange Sunrise"

Also, 2 more:

U. microcalyx?

 

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TheAlphaWolf

• Jan 17, 2005

• #16

cool! I really need a bical :-/

 

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TunaSurprise

• Jan 17, 2005

• #17

Your bical is a fraction of it's total size, but don't dispair, mine is a lot smaller! Your's could eat one of mine's pitchers.

 

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schloaty

Moderator

Staff member

Moderator

• Jan 18, 2005

• #18

Oh, man...what a great shot of the bical teeth!