Clerodendron thomsoniae

This post from enclos*ure about Clerodendron thomsoniae, reminded me a collection of studio images I took  more than year ago, but I never posted any, here are some of the more abstract ones.

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Anonymous said…
Very beautiful photographs. The subject has so much visual interest the way you framed the shots.
1/08/2012
Beth at PlantPostings said…
Oh, those are lovely Lula! The composition, shading, and coloring are exquisite. Thanks for sharing!
1/08/2012
Cindy at enclos*ure said…
Beautiful photos! It is such an unusual bloom. I can't believe I'd never seen it until I found it recently in the garden.
1/08/2012
Andrea said…
Wow lovely colors. Are those white parts the sepals or called bracts? I am not sure if we have that here, but we have Clerodendrum species which are very different.
1/09/2012
lula said…
Greetings from The Hague (NL)!! thanks for the comments, Lula
1/10/2012
Anonymous said…
Lula, I just love these photographs. You have such a talent for those macro shots that look almost like abstract art. These are gorgeous! -Jean
1/14/2012
lula said…
Thank you Jean, I really love macro photos, being so close is a way to capture the essence of the flower.
1/15/2012
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