WJT 675 Posted October 11, 2004 Several years ago I had this orchid shipped home while visiting in Hawaii. I believe it is a type of Cymbidium. Inspite of my diligent care, it has never bloomed for me. In September, my wife and I traveled to Europe to celebrate our tenth anniversary. When we returned home we were greeted with this surprise gift from nature. As always, I am grateful for your visits, comments, and ratings. Link to comment
hashim a 0 Posted October 11, 2004 I like how this image makes the eyes travel from corner to corner. Nice repeating shapes... with varying scale. Works well with the background. Link to comment
WJT 675 Posted October 11, 2004 Thank you Hashim! It was the ladder-like structure of the stem that I found so intriging in this specimen. Regards. Link to comment
terrence_thompson 0 Posted December 13, 2004 It's looks like hybrid call Big Mac, which is Oncidium maculatum crossed with Oncidium hallii and is part of the cymbidium group. It likes a slight drying between waterings, which is what probably prompted it to bloom. You left on vacation and it dried out. The photo is an excellent presentation. The diagonal composition provide some tension. Good job. Thanks for looking at my slipper orchid photo. If you want to see some more of slipper orchid photos click here to visit my web. I have done a lot of experimentation with Photoshop gradient backgrounds. -- Terrence Link to comment
davidroossien 0 Posted March 15, 2006 That's a romantic story Walter. Such things are not coincidental :o) I like this one rotated counter-clockwise because it places the emphasis on the 2 tips at the top. There are 2 growing from the 11th branch, symbolizing another year of growing and flourishing together. Link to comment
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