Angraecums...: Angraecum sesquipedale STUDY

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Angraecum sesquipedale STUDY

Angraecum sesquipedale flower

I am currently conducting a study regarding the Angcm. sesquipedale flower. I am looking for anyone that is growing the plant and is expecting it to flower over the next two to three months. I am specifically looking for a series of photographic images of the flower from the day it first starts to open and a follow through for a minimum of three consecutive days. Any image(s) that I do use in the study will receive full photo credit.

The flower should be photographed in a full frontal format and a full profile format each consecutive day for a minimum of three days (up to five consecutive days if possible). Shooting the spur/nectary is not necessary. Using a black material would be most beneficial.

Please contact me via email as well as send your images and contact information to tkangcm@live.com . Your contribution is very much appreciated. Looking forward to your help.

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