More Floral Fireworks

Flowers for the fair and the tired of mind

Environment • July 2014 • Views: 3,132

Another montage of macro photos - focusing this time on flower close-ups. Taken using the standard lens on a Nikon 3200 using the a macro auto-setting. My observation for taking these is that a breeze can be quite annoying. :)

Most of these are common wildflowers. Taken around Philadelphia for the most part.

Black-eyed Susan (Geneseo, NY)

Milkweed (Geneseo, NY)

Lichen and Moss on Maple Tree (Ottawa, ON)

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5 comments

Floral Giraffe Jul 16, 2014 8:49:31pm

I’m likin’ your lichen! (And that 3rd picture is kinda naughty!)

KerFuFFler Jul 17, 2014 9:11:55am

Lovely pictures! I have some with bees and other bugs, but I’ve never taken the time to learn how to compress my images——if that’s the term. I guess there’s too much data because of the high pixel count. Is resolving that really complicated? Helpful hints anybody?

Feline Fearless Leader Jul 17, 2014 1:22:48pm

re: #2 KerFuFFler

Lovely pictures! I have some with bees and other bugs, but I’ve never taken the time to learn how to compress my images——if that’s the term. I guess there’s too much data because of the high pixel count. Is resolving that really complicated? Helpful hints anybody?

My quick shrinking method for getting the monster jpegs down to a downloadable size is to use a cheap PAINT tool (paint.net also has some basic picture modification options).
1. I crop the picture for content
2. Resize the image by percentage. Most of the ones posted here are approximately 20% of the original image.
“Save as” under a new name. If the size is still too large repeat Step 2.

KerFuFFler Jul 19, 2014 8:43:41am

re: #3 Feline Fearless Leader

Thanks! I’ll have to give that a try——-when I get around to it…

Rightwingconspirator Jul 21, 2014 8:53:36pm

re: #2 KerFuFFler

Lovely pictures! I have some with bees and other bugs, but I’ve never taken the time to learn how to compress my images——if that’s the term. I guess there’s too much data because of the high pixel count. Is resolving that really complicated? Helpful hints anybody?

Get Picasa. It’s free and gives you control over size. And lots more.

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