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Jeff,
This may sound stupid and obvious (I am known for this) but why not take
your trusty UV flashlight (of course you have one of these, no?) your
digital camera and a tripod and walk around in the evening with folks
from Texas Parks and Wildlife. If you can't get to Texas, or some
particular flowers that might be interesting aren't in bloom you can
cheat and go to a Botanical Garden or some such place.
Of course, I would council using the real plants in some kind of light
box set up, rather than photos, but that's just me. A bunch of years a
go in an exhibit on tobacco use we actually grew tobacco so visitors
could see the plant that all the fuss was about.
Joe R
www.TheExhibitGuys.com
Jeff Courtman wrote:
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> We're working with Texas Parks and Wildlife on a project. One of the
> exhibits involves comparative photos of flowers showing how they
> appear differently in the UV spectrum and in the visible spectrum.
> There is one spectacular resource on the web-Naturfotograf-.
> Unfortunately we're looking for flowers native to the area in Texas
> where the project is located.
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> Anyone know anyone who is an expert or who might be doing UV/flowers
> as a serious hobby? (Naturfotograf is from Scandanavia)
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> We've got a long lead time on this, but I'm trying to figure out which
> flowers, out of a multitudinous list, while likely show strong landing
> patterns or bullseyes.....
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> Thanks in advance....
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