Kyle's Carnivorous Basement Adventures [Picture HEAVY]

[Kyle]

Well, with the new GH in the basement, I figure it's time to start a new thread. Things are a changin'. ;p

So to kick this thread off, I experimented with my new extension tubes. Kind of a PITA to get used to, but I really like them now, haha. So let's get this party started!

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D. burmannii


D. spatulata x capensis



D. enodes "Scott's River"


D. slackii


D. spatulata "Pink Flower"


C. follicularis







N. 'Judith Finn'


N. x ventrata


P. primuliflora



P. dontknow


Random sporophytes

 

[Heli]

wow thats awesome! I really love the ceph.

 

[mobile]

Very nice pictures. What camera/lens/extension tubes do you use?

 

[kahnli]

Wow! Stunning.... absolutely stunning. Beautiful shots.

 

[Whimgrinder]

Excellent work, Kyle!

 

[thez_yo]

Wow... mighty fine pics and plants

 

[Peatmoss]

Nice!

 

[Av8tor1]

very cool, love the sporophyte pic

 

[31drew31]

Very nice Kyle! Love the spatulata x capensis shot.

What did you end up setting your aperture at?

 

[Brie]

Holy ******* cow, amazing shots man!

 

[sarracenia_X]

love the ceph!

 

[pappydew]

Those are some pro quality pics! Wow!

 

[Kyle]

Thank ya much, everyone, I really appreciate all the comments.

@mobile: Canon T1i with a Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM. These are the cheapy tubes I'm using. Very high quality for the price, IMO. Solid aluminum construction, very well machined.

@Drew: f/14. Thanks again for pointing out the preview button!

 

[mass]

Oh dear Lord. Think I just had a heart attack..
spatulata x capensis gave me goose bumps.

 

[limeslide]

Everything looks great, that D. spatulata Pink Flower stalk is

 

[lance]

Great pics! Looks like some of your Drosera need gemmae harvesting..

 

[Kyle]

Thanks, you guys.

@lance: Indeed. Need to wait until I pick up another tray for them, though. XD

 

[dionae]

Very nice pics. Love the ceph macros.

 

[Av8tor1]

lol, cool pics... but wrong thread

 

[limeslide]

Pretty! Everyone looks great!

You should take pictures of the mist, and the little ventrata pitcherlings in the mist.