Your opinion? Orchids are in Homes and in the Wild: Let's see your Photos

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Sphinx Ladies’ Tresses (Spiranthes incurva) Dunrobin, Ontario, Canada.

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you could have your f stop a bit higher , as in picture isn’t a lot in focus ,

 

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A better shot of these beauties:

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Jack said:

you could have your f stop a bit higher , as in picture isn’t a lot in focus ,

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I find these orchids to be the hardest to photograph due to the spiral & amount of flowers...need work on these the most.

 

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second one is better Greg Shchepanek

 

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One of the rarest to find in flower is the Checkered Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid (Goodyera tesselata) Pukaskwa National Park of Canada • Ontario, Canada. Found this one in the Boreal Forest in Central Ontario close to Lake Superior.

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