Common daisy in visible, UVIVF and UV

[Fandyus]

[Andy Perrin]

Gorgeous! I did one in shortwave infrared too awhile back, and they have a dark center in 1500-1600nm.

 

ETA: actually mine was a different kind of daisy!

https://www.ultravioletphotography.com/content/index.php/topic/3324-daisy-fleabane-unique-swir-pattern-found

[Stefano]

Those came out great, especially the UVIVF. Looks like there's some "gold" powder on it (probably pollen).

[colinbm]

Yes I'll second Stefano too.

[Cadmium]

Fandyus, Great photos!

[nfoto]

Those came out great, especially the UVIVF. Looks like there's some "gold" powder on it (probably pollen).

 

Good examples Fandyus ... pollen grains of many species do tend to fluoresce under UV.

 

As we neither see foliage nor the actual scale of the composite heads, it is pretty hard to identify the species. Probably not the Daisy Bellis perennis, maybe a Leucanthemum.

[Andrea B.]

Could also be some kind of Chrysanthemum. I've seen them with white rays and yellow disc.

 

The UV photo looks good. Nice detail.

[Fandyus]

Thank you everyone for kind words, I forgot about this post and by the effect of that I forgot to thank you.