I get a different answer every time I look this plant up online. The consensus is Scilla luciliae, common name Glory-of-the-snow. I didn't plant it, but every year it spreads into a larger and larger area. Height is about 4-6 inches, blooms are about 0.5 inch. Same D950, 200mm f4 ais micro, and 36mm extension tube - focus bursts - while the cuttings sat in a sake glass.
James Markus wrote:
I get a different answer every time I look this plant up online. The consensus is Scilla luciliae, common name Glory-of-the-snow. I didn't plant it, but every year it spreads into a larger and larger area. Height is about 4-6 inches, blooms are about 0.5 inch. Same D950, 200mm f4 ais micro, and 36mm extension tube - focus bursts - while the cuttings sat in a sake glass.
I have no idea what plant - but the shots are great 👏
I'll help out the slowness here with a really silly experiment. Light was not that great, wind was blowing so the tree was swaying. But I was out there and there after enjoying the view through the spotting scope I thought I'd do a silly experiment.
400mm f5.6 AIS with TC-14Eii, on an Olympus OM-1 set to tripod high res 80MP picture mode. Sequence of shots are full frame, cropped in, and then 1:1. I want to try this again on a good light day with a motionless subject.
Seems like work, work, work recently. Little time to shoot, no time to edit. But I’ll try and help move it along. More 85/2 long exposure, it was generally a fail but a couple okay shots. Didn’t realize they were working on the pier, equipment evident in the shot, which didn’t help.
AdaptedLenses wrote:
Seems like work, work, work recently. Little time to shoot, no time to edit. But I’ll try and help move it along. More 85/2 long exposure, it was generally a fail but a couple okay shots. Didn’t realize they were working on the pier, equipment evident in the shot, which didn’t help.
