2012-01-22T22:21:56.840-06:00

Birds in flight are really hard to capture unless you have an awesome camera. But, sometimes we do get lucky. And, though we may not capture what we intend to, sometimes what we do capture is more interesting. Even blurry can be neat!

2012-01-22T13:54:40.570-06:00

Not all that knowledgeable of orchids, but photography...well, I have an opinion or two.

I like the blurred owl shot. There is a famous bird photographer who often talks about blurring shots. He does it with flocks of birds taking off.

However, like Kay said, the owl part is indistinct...8v)

2012-01-21T19:02:34.092-06:00

A friend of mine used to have many orchids in her sunroom, but when her health got bad, she had to give them up because she said they required a lot of care. I know nothing else about them except one of my very favorite old-time detectives, Nero Wolfe, had a whole greenhouse of orchids on his roof.
I like your motion shot, but I'm glad you said it's an owl because it is, um, somewhat indistinct. :~)
K

2012-01-21T18:11:23.204-06:00

There may also be an Orchid society in your area, they would have lots of tips and info for you. Garden centers, that sell Orchids would also be able to help you out. Don't buy Orchids at the local Box store, they have no one there that knows anything about plants.

2012-01-21T18:05:28.904-06:00

Hi Misty Dawn, well we all have to start some where. You have a great tool for information, it's called the internet. Just go to Google and input care of Orchids. That should give you lots of info. Or you could go to the local Greenhouse and ask them, they should be more than Happy to help you out. First and foremost ask lots of questions about Orchids. Hope this helps.