The Wooly Grevillea. Click on image to see full size.
Grevillea lanigera – flowers
Monthly Archives: October 2022
Callicoma serratifolia -Black Wattle flowers
More flowers from Mt Annan,using a flash and diffuser. Click on image to see full size.
Grevillea ‘Cooroora Cascade’ – flower
A hybrid developed by a Nursary, one of the most colourful Grevilleas around. Click to see full size image.
Grevillea nivea – Scarlet King flower
A grevillea from WA close up, but growing at Mt Annan Botanic Gardens, Narellan, NSW.
Crop of a single photo, using flash and a diffuser. Sadly lots of the detail are lost once image posted to the blog.
Telopea – Shady Lady
The original Shady Lady is red like many waratahs. In this image you have three flowers in different stages of development, the bud, emerging flower from the bud and the fully formed flower, but not yet fully open. Single image, flash diffuser used.
Telopea – Shady Lady White
Telopea is more commonly known as the Waratah family, floral emblem of NSW.
Older white flower dying with new flower emerging from bottom left.
For camera nerds: RAW conversion using DXO PureRaw2, simple levels adjustment only, background darkened, then sharpened in Topaz Sharpen AI. Single image, using Godox V350o flash with Cynustech diffuser on Panasonic G9 with Panasonic 30mm macro lens, handheld.
Leptospermum petersonii – bark
More common name is the Lemon Scented Tea Tree.
Clerodendrum floribundum – bark
The Smooth Clerodendrum, a very unusual colour palette on this bark, an observation from someone having viewed over 25,000 bark images now. Click on image to see full size.
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