So, once again, I have been on the Ebays. This time I bought a new macro lens. It's the Olympus OM-System Zuiko MC Auto-Macro 50mm f/3.5. I took it out into the yard (and the kitchen) to take a couple of follow up photos from my last post. All with the 5D.
The Valencia orange flowers are opening up. They are the biggest citrus flowers on any of my trees. I caught a little spider waiting to catch the bugs drawn to the flowers by their delightful scent.
The Ein Shemer flowers (the only ones on the tree) opened up. Looks like something's been munching on the leaves.
And finally, the orchid flowers in the kitchen are starting to open. Background isn't that great, but the flowers are pretty.
So there you go, camera and garden.
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Saturday, February 23, 2013
A Few Garden Photos with the Olympus OM 35mm f/2
I Piddled around the yard yesterday with the Olympus OM 35mm and took a few pictures of things going on. Stuff is starting to bloom. Here they are:
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| Buds on the Valencia Orange. You can see it has fruit on as well. |
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| New growth on the Moro blood orange. It's going nuts. |
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| Peach Blossoms on La Feliciana. |
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| More Peach Blossoms |
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| Flower buds on Ein Shemer apple. Ein Shemer was developed in Israel and is supposed to be good in the central Texas climate. |
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