Flowers and Waterfalls

m1a1fan · May 6, 2008

Hi all-

Spent a wonderful afternoon and evening walking around the Chicago Botanic Gardens. Some of the results are below.

Sneek a peek and let me know what you think!

First up are the flowers...

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

#6

#7

And now for the Waterfalls...

#8

#9

#10

#11

#12

The end...Thanks for looking!

Yahoozy · May 7, 2008

great shots i like pretty much all of em
keep up the good work =P

LaFoto · May 7, 2008

Wonderful colours in all the flower photos!
These make me think I should go visit a botanical garden once again, or a flower exhibition or something like that.

Of the waterfall pics I like 11 best.

roentarre · May 7, 2008

Great series showing amazing colour and water photographs

Miaow · May 7, 2008

Great photos - love the waterfalls

m1a1fan · May 7, 2008

Thanks everyone for the comments!

rjackjames · May 7, 2008

wow I love the waterfall shots and even the flower shot....great macro work.

m1a1fan · May 8, 2008

Thanks!

Antarctican · May 8, 2008

The flower shots are lovely! I especially like #1 because of the dof and the greens/purples in the background. You might want to clone out whatever the black object is on the lower left though. And the waterfall shots are oh so pretty...if I had to narrow it down I'd say 8 and 10. Like Lafoto said, seeing these pics makes me want to go to a botanical garden. Thanks for sharing them.

m1a1fan · May 8, 2008

Antarctican said:
The flower shots are lovely! I especially like #1 because of the dof and the greens/purples in the background. You might want to clone out whatever the black object is on the lower left though. And the waterfall shots are oh so pretty...if I had to narrow it down I'd say 8 and 10. Like Lafoto said, seeing these pics makes me want to go to a botanical garden. Thanks for sharing them.

Antarctican- Thanks for the comment. I actually looked right past the little black thing in the first image and thanks for bringing it to my attention as someone I know is interested in a copy of that image. It appears to be one of those small info signs that explains what type of flower you're looking at. Clone Brush to the rescue...

Thanks again-