[IainD]

Dendrobium aemulum is an Australian epiphytic orchid. This one is from my garden here in Melbourne. It flowers most years. The image is a stack of 30 images with the Nikon D850 focus shift function. Flash was used. Nikkor 105 f2.8 at f3.5

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[Letolen]

Beautiful

 

[IainD]

Thank you! I had to try to avoid interference from my marauding cat!

 

[Letolen]

Ha maybe photo bombing cat might of made a very interesting shot.
still beautiful shot

 

[IainD]

I will try to get him next time!

 

[Mike Bull]

Great Stack especially having white flowers I never tried stacking with flash, I will have to give it a go looking at your results

 

[IainD]

Thank you Mike

 

[bobb124]

Looks like Denrobium tetragonum

 

[IainD]

Dendrobium or more recently, Dockrillia tetragonum. This is one I took a few days ago.

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[gordon_g]

Beautiful Orchid!

 

[IainD]

Thank you, Gordon. It has the aroma of chocolate! And the pseudobulbs are square in cross section, hence the name tetragonum

 

[Callie]

Thank you, Gordon. It has the aroma of chocolate! And the pseudobulbs are square in cross section, hence the name tetragonum

It has the aroma of chocolate! NOW your speak my language! Lovely bloom!

 

[IainD]

Dockrillia mortii has flowered for me now. Here is a stack of 7 from this morning

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[IainD]

Another Australian orchid today. First flower on Dockrillia tenuissima. The Dockrillia species flowers are similar. This one is about 1.5cm across. Nikkor micro 105 f2.8, stack of 20 images in Helicon focus

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