Wild red Trillium

[dmwphoto]

another shot of one of my favorite wild mountain flowers

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[Leigh]

it's nice...almost looks like it's not a flower really....very unasuming. looks tiny...how big is it? again, another great shot!

 

[dmwphoto]

Leigh,
I always appreciate your comments and the fact that you look at mmy pictures. It is not a large flower, but this speciman is about 3" in leaf span on the flower.
Dave

 

[Jerry Snider]

Really fine job on this one, Dave. Trilliums make really great models, huh?

My best,
Jerry Snider

 

[Jerry Snider]

Really fine job on this one, Dave. Trilliums make really great models, huh?
Did you use the 200 macro on this?
My best,
Jerry Snider

 

[Greg]

interesting shot. good and sharp

 

[dmwphoto]

Jerry,
Thanks for the comments. It was shot with the 200mm micro. I love these plants and on this day after the rain the lighting was very nice.

 

[dmwphoto]

Thank you Greg. You get your new gitzo today, right?

 

[Flew]

Nice shot Dave.

Wish you were coming to Merritt. 8)

 

[dmwphoto]

Thanks Frank. I wish I were too. I will join you all on some shoot somewher, sometime, you can count on that.

 

[Harry S.]

Nice pic of a spectacular plant. I wish it was spring when I were in Virginia last time. Didn't see many unusual flowers in the Blue Ridge Mountains in July.

 

[dmwphoto]

Harry,
Thank you. If you ever have the opportunity to return I would be happy to host you to some nice targets.

 

[Gale]

Dave,

Outstanding. Beautiful flower. Just love the color. Looks 3-D. Great job.

 

[dmwphoto]

thanks Gale. I appreciate your comments, even the giggle on the advertisement post.

 

[bfullmer]

Dave;

Beautiful flowers. Nice capture too. The leaf seems to jump off the screen. It really shows what that lens in capable hands can do.

Brian

 

[Gale]

lol@Dave

 

[dmwphoto]

Brian,
Your comments are most appreciated.