Thats weird,I thought I posted yesterday.Anyway,all the medium to small plants are shot in my bedroom using a medium light gray wall.Depending on how much light you use and let in to your camera you can get colors from blue to black.I have 1 photo lamp that has a blue 500 watt photo bulb.I usually dont use the reflector that comes with it.I just shine it off the ceiling and use the camera with different setting till I get the one I like.Also doing it this way there is hardly any glare spots on the photo.I have a photo umberella but I hold it about 99% of the time.The lighting and angle you can get are endless. Ill take a photo and post it and hopefully you can get an idea of how I do my orchid photography. One other point about the photo lamp and blue bulb.When using on white and other light colors,I set the camera setting to auto.But reds,orange,pink and so-on I use the daylight setting.Both give better results for the photo taken,then just adjust the light and sharpness and there you go. Hope this helps.Photos will be in a day or 2. Charles B.

Thank you. You made my day. I love the Merlot, but the Green Glen is fantastic. Lovely photos for my slide album.

Lovely, but in this forum it looks compressed. Had to go to the original to see the real beauty of it.

Brilliant colour - I love maroon. The substance on those looks outstanding