Pentax-M 28mm f/2.8, probably 26mm extension tube, velvia

Any help identifying these would be appreciated...


-- Tom Van Veen (tvanveen@accmail.umd.edu), May 06, 1999

Answers

Oops.


-- Tom Van Veen (tvanveen@accmail.umd.edu), May 06, 1999.

Nice flowers, especially the sharper part. If think there's quite a lot of empty / unsharp space though.

-- Jan van Bodegraven (janvnbdg@mandic.com.br), May 06, 1999.

Tom,

Purple ones on the right are Lamium amplexicaule, commonly called henbit (Family Lamiaceae, the mints). The blue one on the left is in the genus Veronica, probably arvensis, commonly called corn speedwell (Family Scrophulariaceae, the snapdragons). I agree that more depth of field would have helped this shot a lot. The colors are lovely, exposure looks right on.

Peter

-- Peter May (peter.may@stetson.edu), May 07, 1999.

The image is too strange in my screen ... could you send it to me by e-mail ....???

-- Charles Dias (deepblue97a@hotmail.com), May 10, 1999.