Bishop's Cap

These little flowers are probably at most 1/4” across. I was tickled that focus stacking allowed such sharp capture of these miniature flowers. It is also called miter wart.
Thanks for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[Diana]

Amazing image with wonderful details and reflections. You are becoming exceptionally good at this, it seems to be floating :-)

[Shanne]

great details from the stacking - that reflection is amazing

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Lisa Poland]

Gorgeous!

[Margaret Brown]

Beautiful, fav

[ChristineL]

Well, that looks pretty good! Great sharpness throughout.

[Caterina]

great details and clarity

[KoalaGardens🐨]

nice composition!

[Faye Turner]

Wonderful details and capture

[Rob Z]

Stunning detail and lighting. Such a complicated little flower too.

[Milanie]

This is just awesome - some day I may get time again to try something new like this (one always has hope :) ) The clarity and details are amazing.

[Rick]

Great work on this one.

[Monique]

Beautiful

[Taffy]

That's fantastic! How did you get it on such a clean black background?

[amyK]

Super details

[Marnie]

Wow, you did a wonderful job on these Jane.

[Babs]

Wow what a great shot. You are expert at stacking fav

[Jane Pittenger]

@taffy I have a piece of black felt on wall behind, on surface of table and black plexiglass below the flower. Then I clean it up a bit in post processing

[Taffy]

@jgpittenger Many thanks! It really is a stunning way to frame the leaves.

[Gillian]

Wow! Fantastic focus and stacking!

[Christine]

Amazing. Fav

[Vesna]

Stunning.