Featured Work
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Fringe Lily by Claire Farley
Doing a little house keeping and found this Lily from back in springtime No doubt my last upload for the year as I’m about to PARTY! HAPPY NEW YEAR to ALL
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Flax Lily by Margot Kiesskalt
Photographed in George Pentland Gardens, Frankston
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illawarra flame tree II - Merry Christmas by Maria Moro
the flower buds look like bright red cherries,,,, with water colour effects,,,
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unknown lucky find by Stuart Rose
South-west WA, im not sure what this spider orchid is yet, seems to be a Caladenia magniclavata but im not sure. any i.d help would be great! cheers
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Adenochilus nortonii by Colin12
A nice terresrial orchid that is very particular about it’s growing requirements. / It likes to live under wet cliff lines. Seeing there are not many places like that it has a pretty restricted occurence. This plant was at Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains.
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A winged red & black bug by Samantha Goode
Unfortunately, I have no idea what type of bug this is, other than it is red and black with wings! Would love to know!!
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Wildflower Frenzy by Gayle Shaw
Photo taken in the Blue Mountains National Park at Katoomba. This particular Australian native flower – the Mountain Devil (lambertia formosa) is very attractive to insects as you can see by these ants.
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Flannel Flower and Fly #2 by George Petrovsky
The Flannel Flower is an Australian native – this one taken in the Southern Highlands area of NSW Australia. Technical stuff: Nikon D80 / 18-20VR lens / Hand held @ 200mm / 1/1000 sec / f5.6 / ISO200 / Normal program / Pattern metering / Auto exp and WB
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Say a little prayer for me... by Sam Atwood
I spotted this guy on a grevillia tree outside my front door and he was a right pain to get a decent shot of! Every time I got close he’d walk round the other side of the flower and promptly started climbing away from me. A tad camera shy?
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Smile by john99
Wild Daisy
Recent Work
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Grass Trees in Infrared. by pene
Grass trees, Eradu, Western Australia.
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Here are a few useful links re Copyright in Australia and re International conventions as apply, from the Australian Copyright Council. Information sheet link Link Link Link Link Link LINK LINK LINK Australian Arts Law link I think RedBubble , and Group moderators/owners should keep everyone informed as to when their works have been posted or published elsewhere through the Group or RB via any medium, AND advice when any money has been made by others through members works… Especially when they become aware of copyright thieft of RB memebers works..
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"Gums in the Mist" by debsphotos
Another nice misty,foggy morning!!!! Like how the gum trees slowly appeared as the mist starts to roll on its way!!! DebsPhotos
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Small Tongue Orchid - Cryptostylis leptochila by Paul Piko
Photo taken Belgrave South, Victoria, Australia
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Bottlebrush by janeymac
Australian Bottlebrush is a colourful sight in the garden 1
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When choosing the colour of a Matt board for your image is it - ~ Personal choice ~ Type of frame being used ~ Colours in your image ~ Dark vs light tones What are your thoughts on this ? Cheers / Glenn
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Red Gum Flowers by julie anne grattan
This photo is as the camera took it no photoshop NO NOthing
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Wild Grass by David Petranker
Wild Grass in the bush
About This Group
Welcome to the Australian Native Plant group. This is a group for photographs of all Australian Native Plants, from ground covers to large trees. The photographs can be flowers, bark, nuts, seeds, anything belonging to these plants. The group will show the huge diversity and beauty of our unique Australian plants. There are thousands of species encompassed in Australian plants, many of them are very spectacular and most are found only in Australia.
Guidelines.
Please photographs, colour or black and white.
If you are not sure that the photograph is of an Australian Native Plant please don’t add it to the group. Please include the name of the species and where and when the shot was taken. Images which include a large variety of species, e.g. a landscape or large collection of trees, which are better suited to other groups, will be rejected.
This is not a group for photographs of exotic plants that are photographed in Australia but a group for indigenous Australian Native Plants.
The size of the group will determine how many images per person we can add to the group; currently, there is a limit of 20 pictures that each person may upload. Also please limit it to two a day, that way it is easier for everyone to view everyone’s work.
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