New Hampshire Society Show - PHOTOS (finally!)

[Heather]

Okay, my photos aren't fabulous. Let's start with some of the good ones:

please be patient, I'm dealing with learning new photo software at the moment....

First, let's look at our show display idea, and the final result

Before:

After:

George's plant front and center - poor dear had a bit of a fall during judging but looks great and was the plant we needed for our "conductor" - thanks G!

The Phrag. up above, Eric Young, won a CCM/AOS of 89 points.
More in a sec....

 

[biothanasis]

WOW! Speechless... :drool::drool::drool:

 

[Heather]

Okay, clearly I have sizing issues. I'm not sure if this is an imageshack issue or whether it is a Graphic Converter issue.

Will work on it. Hang tight....

 

[Eric Muehlbauer]

Its Imageshack.....................Eric

 

[Heather]

The Dend. Red Emperor in the second photo was grown by the same person as the Eric Young, Jack Mulder, and also received an AM/AOS.

We sold quite a few of those at Piping Rock this weekend.

Okay, I'll work on photo size.

If people don't care, I can post some more but I'm concerned about the size. Let me see what I can do quick and dirty...

 

[Eric Muehlbauer]

I don't care about the size....I can handle it! Eric

 

[Heather]

In the meantime, scroll over. Some of these were taken before we had lights up - but that one w/ the Catt. trianaei (did I get that right?) will give you an idea of what we were going for with this display - we just lucked out getting those plants in!

 

[rdlsreno]

Excellent picture and display!!

Ramon

 

[Heather]

Ramon! You lie! I've seen your photos! oke:

Anyone use Graphic Converter that might be able to give me a scale ratio?

 

[Heather]

Let's try again....

*Edit - that was terrible - Let me just get the photos up and you people will just have to deal with the size this time. SORRY!
I'll figure it out...

 

[Heather]

Piping Rock's Display:

(ah, that's better. Not perfect but something...)

 

[Heather]

 

[Heather]

This one is full size - image heavy - but worth it!

 

[Eric Muehlbauer]

It is worth it! Eric

 

[Heather]

I should have said "Dend. speciosum" I believe. I was on that clerking team - still learning, learning, learning! GREAT plant.

(Hope I got that right - correct me please if I am drastically incorrect!)

 

[JeanLux]

Great display on that first pict. with C. trianaei in the center!, and very, very nice Dendrobium speciosum. Jean

 

[goldenrose]

:drool: AWESOME!! :clap::clap:

 

[Ron-NY]

I wish I had size issues :evil:

Which editing program are you using? I edit my photos before uploading them to the web storage program.

 

[Heather]

LOL!! Ron!!!

Graphic Converter (which I clearly don't know how to use!)

I used to use iPhoto but something got corrupted when I installed Leopard and the tech guru in my life has checked out.
I need to take the computer in to apple and have it all re-installed, but not today.

I'll pm you later re: the show, we've got weather issues here but I need to get on the road....(Working with Glen is GREAT! If I could resign today and do it full time I would!)

 

[Ron-NY]

Glen's plants came back from the show and I found a garbage can filled with the cut blooms when I arrived at the greenhouse today. I decided to bring a few home. This is a speciosum hybrid. I knew it was well bloomed but never counted the spikes before it left for the show.

This is Dendrochilum glumaceum.It smells like gingerbread cookies.