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 By: Alison DuFlon  
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Photographer Alison DuFlon  Alison DuFlon {Karma:36566}
Project #6 Minimal Depth of Field Camera Model Olympus E-510
Categories Nature
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio Plants
Lens 50 mm macro
Uploaded 10/3/2008 Film / Memory Type digital
    ISO / Film Speed 400
Views 417 Shutter
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Location City -  Stamford
State -  CT
Country - United States   United States
About This is a carnivorous plant I found in a greenhouse, the top of it was growing through a wire Table.


the pitcher plants don’t move. They catch their prey in a pitcher full of water and digestive juices. There are many different kinds of pitcher plants. The tropical pitcher plants are usually vines.
The pitchers look like hanging pouches. The plant’s pitcher is actually a modified leaf. The tip of the leaf grows into an unusual pitcher like shape. At the tip is a hood which acts like a landing pad for insects and also prevents rainwater from entering the pitcher.

Pitcher plants vary in sizes. They can be very small, that can trap insects the size of ants. Or very big, to trap small mammals like rats, frogs or small birds. Borneo, an island in Southeast Asia is the home to the largest and most spectacular pitcher plants.

Pitcher plants also use bright colors and nectars as baits for the insects. But the rim and inner walls of the pitcher are extremely slippery. Once an insect lands on the rim and walks in the pitcher for nectar, it starts slipping and cannot get out of the pitcher.
It finally falls in the liquid at the base of the pitcher and drowns. The pitcher plant then slowly digests its meal.
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The Pilgrim The Pilgrim   {K:64983} 10/30/2019
A lovely and well composed shot Alison!

Paul

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Alicia Popp   {K:87532} 10/8/2008
Me encantaría ver una de esas plantas actuar!!!
Lograste una atractiva composición!
Felicitaciones!!!

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stingRay pt.4 . stingRay pt.4 .   {K:250401} 10/6/2008
The study is composed with great thought my dear Alison. The dof is superb and we zone into the flower head as we are required to do. The focus on the head is sharp and reveals good detail; the tones are beautifully delicate and subtle and the background buzz augments the overall composition. I love it but I am extremely thankful that nature designed plants like this to be small and manageable Another big hug to you sweetie and all the very best......Ray

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Gustavo Scheverin Gustavo Scheverin   {K:164501} 10/5/2008
Muy interesantes los contrastes en las formas.
Me gusta.

Felicitaciones!

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Mirek Towski Mirek Towski   {K:14880} 10/3/2008
It would be nice to catch the plant at dinner time. I think a small insect in the process of being swallowed would make a perfect shot in my opinion.

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