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Dorset_Mike
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Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each)
      #806078 - 29/06/2009 23:37

A few shots from the National old rose collection at Mottisfont Abbey

Honorine de Brabant


Louis XIV, nearest I know to a black rose


Rosa Mundi, origin unknown, but before 1500


R.Rugosa Rubra


Sidonie


Tuscany superb


Altogether I took about 600 shots over 3 days, to see about 180 of them sized at 800 pixels
click here

The majority were shot using Tamron 90/2.8 with Kenko 1.4X Teleplus, Minolta 5D.

(Click the captions not the thumbnails)

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miked
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Re: Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each) [Re: Dorset_Mike]
      #806139 - 30/06/2009 09:02

No.2. (Louis XIV) and last one, (Tuscany superb) are my favourites. The dark ones seem to show up best here, or may be it's because they appeal to me.

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Re: Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each) [Re: miked]
      #806722 - 02/07/2009 00:19

Excellent work Mike...looks like a fun place to have a wander with a macro lens

The Sidonie is my favourite...looks like layers and layers of soft silk. If I was a bee that's where you'd find me Maybe try a little curve on it to bring the shadows up a touch? Looks like you got the whole flower sharp

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Re: Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each) [Re: daft_biker]
      #806743 - 02/07/2009 07:14

Nice photos mike, im sure you had a great day, for me......Louis XIV,
Im in a black phase

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Re: Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each) [Re: snowqueen]
      #807075 - 02/07/2009 23:53

My favourite is Rosa Mundi - it's flowering in my garden right now. Lisa.

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Re: Mottisfont Abbey roses (6 <100K each) [Re: Dorset_Mike]
      #807280 - 03/07/2009 19:05

Hello Mike some nice shots there the Louis XIV is my favorite

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