Lily Flower By Coralie
Image by Coralie Mrsroadrunner
Lily Flower By Coralie
Image by Coralie Mrsroadrunner
Lily Flower By Coralie
Image by Coralie Mrsroadrunner
Lily
Image by David Spender
Toad Lily
Image by VickyTH
I fell in love with pictures of these minute lilies and planted two plants this year. It's October now and they're putting on quite a display.
Lily
Image by Elephant wearing striped pants
I have a cold and hence housebound so I am forced to take pictures of whatever is arround.
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Image by Dick Conrad
Stargazer Lily
Orienpet lily "Sheherezade"
Image by Bruce M Walker
Opened up this morning, and already some damned bug has chewed on a petal. Drat!
The first lily of the year
Image by Alesa Dam
The first lily of the year, at least in my garden. It was windy, so it took a while to get a sharp picture.
In the background, some more lilies waiting to bloom.
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amarillo
Image by bblb07
Y Copper Lily
Image by CameliaTWU
Detail of Copper Lily flower, Habranthus texanus (Amaryllidaceae), Texas native plant
Textured picture
Lily
Image by eddie.welker
Such a nice looking flower I had to get off my bike to take a picture.
Lily
Image by gkrew
Please let me know if you use this picture.
Lily's Music Program Flowers
Image by Brave Heart
Phone Picture
Lily
Image by Fergal of Claddagh
I haven't pposted any pictures of flowers in a long time - I have a large amount of wildflowers to go and should post one of these days.....
Lily (Colour Corrected)
Image by The Webhamster
This was an exercise in taking one of my older pictures into Photoshop and really making the colours "pop". It turned out really nice.
Original: www.flickr.com/photos/the_webhamster/3680123299/
Lily Macro
Image by Larah McElroy
Lily Macro
Image by Larah McElroy
June 29 - Asiatic Lily
Image by Scott Hamlin
Cathy and I did the same plant for our picture a day today. We couldn't help it! The flowers on these Asiatic Lilies are really pretty this year.
Canna Lily
Image by Striving to a goal
One of two red canna lilies that just erupted out of my vegetable garden. I neither planted seeds nor transplanted any bulbs or roots for this type of flower, and there are none that I know of in my area. This further supports my theory that my garden is possessed.
Wood Lily From Below (2008)
Image by luciaspiano
My dad and I were at a prairie, looking at all these beautiful wood lilies. I remembered a cool shot I had taken last year from this position, so I layed down and shot it from below. And got dirt all over my arms. Well, it still looks pretty, right?
Wood Lily From Below (2007)
Image by luciaspiano
This is a picture that I took while walking in a prairie with my dad. I saw a wood lily and, in a moment of sudden inspiration, got down on the ground and shot it from below.
Wood Lily 1
Image by luciaspiano
This was the first one I took in this set.
Wood Lily 2
Image by luciaspiano
I like the lighting on this one, don't you agree?
Longiflorum Lily
Image by M. MacKenzie
Taking pictures of flowers is kind of a habit I have. My photo library has hundreds although many of them kind of suck due to one factor or another (wilting, burn, poor composition)
Lily
Image by gkrew
Please let me know if you use this picture.
Lily
Image by gkrew
Please let me know if you use this picture.
Lily of the Valley
Image by flowersnthings
May 25th 2009, neighborhood walk.
What would May be without a picture of it's flower? I've passed these a couple times in the last week and thought it was about time to take some shots, so I did today.
I'm really starting to adjust to my new camera, the other shots I took today were kind of crappy. XD
Water Lily In B & W
Image by Big Grey Mare
As is usual for me, I'm way behind on everything. So, I'm going to spend the weekend trying to catch up on my emails and comments. I posted some flowers pictures for y'all to enjoy while I'm busy.
Lily / Lilium / 百合(ユリ)
Image by TANAKA Juuyoh (田中十洋)
Yurigahara Park, Sapporo city Hokkaido, Japan
札幌市 百合が原公園
Red and Yellow Flower
Image by e_monk
When you have only two pennies left in the world,
buy a loaf of bread with one, and a lily with the other.
- Chinese Proverb
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Flowers
Image by Brave Heart
Phone Picture
Pink Lily Flower By Coralie
Image by Coralie Mrsroadrunner
Your Average Lily Picture
Image by Jen's Art & Soul
Rainy day today. Lots of lilies blooming in the gardens.
Lily
Image by Ezra S F
This red and yellow lily is right outside my building. I noticed it the other day, but could only take a picture recently due to the good lighting being present during my office hours.
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT / Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 mm II
Humboldt's Lily (Lilium humboldtii)
Image by steveberardi
Humboldt's Lily (Lilium humboldtii), California.
The stems of these flowers grow up to five feet tall, and the flowers themselves are pretty big too: the one pictured here was about six inches tall.
I went on a long search for this flower last year, and finally found one in perfect lighting conditions: it had just rained the night before, and there was a thick overcast sky all morning.
For tips on photographing wildflowers, check out my free eBook, 13 tips for better wildflower photography
Lily and fly
Image by Reini68
The motif
When we were hiking through the Oetschergraeben, we found this lily. As I love flowers I had to take a picture, even that I didn't have a macro. Without noticing it I managed to catch a fly on this shot as well. This was a funny surprise when we got the pictures back from development.
Technical
Taken with a Canon EOS 100 on Kodak Royal Gold 200. I had to shoot with the 35-105 as I had no macro then, all the other lenses were even worse when closing up. Scanned with Reflecta ProScan 4000 at 3600 dpi. Postproduction only for denoising and automatic color corrections to remove the mask from the negative-film. Even that it seems to be very saturated I didn't make any adjustment to it.
About shooting on negative film
There are three problems when shooting on film compared to shooting digital. First one is related to the fact that it is rather expensive, so you don't make many pictures of the same motive. Second one is that you simply cannot control what you got. You just can guess if the shutterspeed and aperture suits the motive. It is an extremly hard job to do if you can only check the result a few days later, because there is no chance to reshoot. Third problem is related to the scanning process. Even the best films are very grainy compared to digital cameras. Shooting with the 350D at 1600 gives a result that is less noisy than shooting on an ISO 100 film and scanning it. Worse the noise doesn't follow a pattern, so you cannot easily extract it. Therefore scanned pictures are either extremly noisy or if you chose to filter everything out, they are not sharp (and still noisy).
Lily
Image by Brian Smithson (Old Geordie)
Absolutely as shot - a cliched picture but still a favourite.
Picture 043
Image by rohank9
Lilies! I think...
