The 2010 PCMB (St. Louis) Super Regionals Trip! – Part II: It’s Going to be Magical!

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PCMB goes to the St. Louis Super Regionals for the first time (in a long time?). We scored 4th. This is my story told in the way of 3195 JPEG stills from my Nikon D300 DSLR. I had a 50mm ƒ/ 1.8D on 99% of the time. Part I: A Driving Force……………………..( youtu.be ) Part II: Practice Makes Perfect………..(NP)—\ Part III: Places Everyone…………………(NP)—merged Part IV: The Way Home…………………..(NP)—/

Colchicum ‘Lilac Wonder’ flower growing timelapse Filmed by Neil Bromhall for www.rightplants4me.co.uk These flowers bloom in autumn. Plant in well drained soil. If the soil is too wet the bulbs are prone to rotting. This was filmed in my studio over a period of 6 days using Nikon D300 camera, Ellinchrom studio flash, Exposure interval 8 minutes The damaged flower was chewed by an unknown pest underground before it emerged. It was probably a slug Music “Gently” by Debbie Wiseman
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8 responses to “The 2010 PCMB (St. Louis) Super Regionals Trip! – Part II: It’s Going to be Magical!”

  1. AltecEvader2 Avatar
    AltecEvader2

    the large majority of us had sleeping bags or air mattresses so it wasn’t so bad! 😀

  2. RoundTheBendFilms Avatar
    RoundTheBendFilms

    Yeah we stayed at Alton (I think, I don’t really remember). But it’s better to stay at a gym because we could do whatever! Hah

  3. whoday12345678 Avatar
    whoday12345678

    did u guys stay at alton high school because i go there and i feel  sorry for u guys that u had to sleep on the nasty gym floor

  4. Quacking444 Avatar
    Quacking444

    Mr. A’s favorite line: It’s going to be magical!!!!

    Mr. Fraizer’s fav line: I meaaaannn…

  5. Steven McCarthy Avatar
    Steven McCarthy

    Is it suppost to look like that?

  6. lancasterfarms Avatar
    lancasterfarms

    So beautiful. Thank you!

  7. APurseyful Avatar
    APurseyful

    Very pretty!

  8. nameofthepen Avatar
    nameofthepen

    Beautiful! Thank you. I loved it. 🙂

    It’s kinda synchronistic that just yesterday, I watched a TEDtalks about “The roots of plant intelligence”:
    /watch?v=AIfwFLDXFyQ#