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| francimedved28. 07. 2014 13:59:21 |
Apolonija, thanks, I won't pick them.
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| zlatica28. 07. 2014 18:27:15 |
Otiv, I often look at your flowers and must say you make very nice photos. Which camera do you have? I'm curious because the macro shots are so good and sharpness is excellent. Thanks in advance for the info.
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| otiv28. 07. 2014 19:19:12 |
@blues, thanks for the praise, which is definitely due to my long years with photography. For every shot I seek a view of the flower pleasant to the eye, no disturbing surroundings. I don't use a tripod myself, as it's too time-consuming and sometimes impossible. I use an Olympus compact camera with close-up option. I like shooting in sunlight, though the sun sometimes tricks me. Don't think every shot succeeds for me too, in digital it's minor, just make 3-4 shots of one flower from angles. I prefer at flower level or lower for background blur, good for pic. Don't mind kneeling before flower, later on PC see result, worth it, trust me. I learn from mistakes too.  
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| zlatica29. 07. 2014 16:05:22 |
Otiv, thanks for reply, though I know it's not all camera but also photographer, still more precise info on which Olympus model welcome. Sure multiple shots only way for nice esp sharp pics, for me now older years important camera not too heavy, over 300g already much....Formerly Nikon my regular companion, heavy good kilo due lenses.. Yeah times change.!?
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| otiv29. 07. 2014 16:22:20 |
@blues, no secret, camera label SP-800UZ and weighs 410g if kitchen scale correct. Camera bit older and better versions exist, saw in shop.
Nice greetings!
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| Apolonija3. 08. 2014 20:42:04 |
Even a bit lower interesting plants grow, right, Brane? otiv, are you also less in the hills? Regards
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| Apolonija4. 08. 2014 14:16:15 |
I like that you find something beautiful to photograph everywhere. Conifer? If the picture showed the whole tree, cones.... it could be identified easier. Such needles, for example, metasequoia has. Lp
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| velkavrh4. 08. 2014 15:01:59 |
A mighty tree is here, whether it will help at all.
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| Apolonija4. 08. 2014 20:22:04 |
Brane, thanks. I wouldn't want to be too "smart". I really know some conifers, but which one this is, I can only guess. What about taxodium (Taxodium distichum) - swamp cypress? Does this tree turn brownish in autumn and is bare in winter? Does it have protruding roots? Well, it's not important. Just curious. Lp
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| velkavrh5. 08. 2014 06:13:11 |
The Brdo Estate was planted with rare trees by the already known botanist Karl Zois. The oldest tree in the park is considered the linden. Karl brought seedlings from everywhere. I already suggested to Brdo to equip the rare trees in the park with plaques, but it seems they don't have such an expert or I didn't speak to the right person. I'm not in the park often. I missed, for example, planting with perennials and annuals. Rare trees I don't really know.
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| Apolonija6. 08. 2014 17:35:19 |
dleskovec, gladly I'll come to help, but in late evening hours. Now others need me more
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| otiv6. 08. 2014 19:02:39 |
Flowers adorn the mountain world for only a short time,
to see everything you'd need the qualities of a bird,
but luckily among us there are many flower lovers,
who gladly show the charms of the mountain summer.
May everyone have a nice time in the mountain world,
if not otherwise, then also on the web.
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| zlatica6. 08. 2014 20:00:26 |
Apolonija, though I can't make verses, don't forget me too, as some of my flowers need you. See above over dleskovec.
Dleskovec, though I don't know all, still I can tell you: 1+2-yellow foxglove,3-hairy rockjasmine (not quite sure, Apolonija will confirm or deny), 5+6-red catchfly, 7+8-woolly-headed thistle, 14+15-Pannonian bellflower, 18-left goldenrod, right-common feathergrass. Otherwise nice flowers.
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| velkavrh6. 08. 2014 20:16:17 |
dleskovec, you know almost everything
no.1,2,20,21-yellow foxglove
no.3,22-evergreen rock cress-recognized by longer corolla (yellow leaves), calyx (green) shorter-common
no.5,6,24,25-red campion
no.7,8,26,27-woolly-headed thistle
no.9,13-bird vetch
no.14,15-Pannonian bellflower
no.18-common feathergrass and mountain potentilla (yellow flower)
no.28-alpine bistort
no.32,33,34-correctly stem-clasping sedge-many similar-grey, alpine, steljniški
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| B.C.6. 08. 2014 22:27:05 |
Finally I managed to blow the dust off the camera. This is how it was yesterday at Rabelj Lake. My first trip after a long time, lots of flowers, most unfortunately too big for macro lens.
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| Apolonija6. 08. 2014 23:50:10 |
Good evening, oh, soon it will be good morning!
Glad we all know the plants so well already.
Dleskovec, you hardly need help, I agree with Brane.
Some of my remarks:
-Hard to decide from photos if yellow or large-flowered foxglove.
- Definitely evergreen rock cress not hop-like which is similar
-pic 4, 23 - think next to "yellow one" rock cress rockrose
-17- biennial fleabane
-48, 48 not narrow-helmeted but narrow-leaved hawkweed
-59, no, no primrose. Hard to say exactly from flower only.
Dear Zlatica, I also can't distinguish bellflowers well from photos. Think pot-bellied is right, other two could be Scheucher's bellflowers. Not scree ones, some endemic elsewhere in Slovenia, witasekina taller ....
B.C. nice shot!
And OTIV, thanks for good wishes!
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