Brachypetalum Extravaganza

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Cheers guys for your kind remarks!

As to your questions:

Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Nikkor 105mm, 1:2,8G which does great things for me! with the real small stuff. This here is one of these shots:
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As for larger things like this group shot:
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I just really need to be on the other side of the building, since using a Macro-lens whilst needing a wide-angle shot creates it's own problems. I had about 5-6 metres between lens, and the plants for that shot, which quite clearly is not ideal.

Names:
Right to left (top-row):
leucochilum (out-cross seedling), bellatulum "Wild Thing", clearly not award quality!, leucochilum (out-cross seedling), top flower: bellatulum "Better Than Good", a plant that will go into my Brachybreeding for very obvious reasons, left flower: leucochilum "My pressures", one of my best plants. Base flower: bellatulum album (a rather small first flower, not too very symetrical, I'll wait and see how it does these next few years, though I have to say: it is the most healthy and beautiful plant...just talking about the plant).
 
I guess I’ll just be using this post, as more comes into flower, or gets bought.
Right here I’m comparing 2 leucochilum outcross seedlings for you.

On the right we have “My Pressures”, which you’ve seen, on the left is the opposite of the range, called “Black & White” which is just a name (and “what’s in a name”… ey Juliet?!), but shows very nicely what can come out of using good parents for breeding for certain goals like colour or size, or maybe even both.

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Here's one of my nicer thaianum:

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And this is just for sport! A little David vs. Goliath:
Joyce Hasegawa thinking about having thaianum for supper....

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excellent. the bellatulum alba looks like a good plant. all mine stay much smaller and are difficult to grow
 
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