White and Yellow FlowerI'm temporary out of camera. Both of my camera memory cards got damaged. I was taking some photos at our yard in the morning, and was having a great time when I moved to a spot near our fence that was under construction... Then puff, the KYOCERA's memory card was suddenly unreadable. So, I took the SE mobile out of my pocket and puff... the same error occurred! What do you think had happened? I often take photos at that particular spot and there were no problems at all. There were even no signs of trouble at other spots before the incident. It's a little bit odd to me that both of the cameras were effected in the same way.
Anyway, it's good that I still can go through my photo archives to look for some photos to share. This flower was taken on the same stroll, when I took a closer look on the red hybiscus. I would appreciate, if someone could tell me the name. Have a great week, everyone.
Anyway, it's good that I still can go through my photo archives to look for some photos to share. This flower was taken on the same stroll, when I took a closer look on the red hybiscus. I would appreciate, if someone could tell me the name. Have a great week, everyone.
Thanks to Luiz
Thanks to Lisa
Thanks to Drowsey Monkey
I am sorry about both of your memory cards damaged. Maybe it is time to get new one. It is hard to live without camera, am I right? :)
ReplyDeleteHa! that's awful Rosidah. It happened to me too with my Nikon camera and I was really really desperate to have it working again coz I love that one, the features especially. I'm not really sure what could go wrong, cameras are really sensitive. I do hope to find out why too. :(
ReplyDeleteBTW, am not sure too what this flower is called. Looks familiar though. :)
You hit all three memes beautifully with this single lovely image.
ReplyDeleteOh dear Rosi, so sorry to hear about it. Can you get the cards repaired..?? I hope they'll get ok soon, and surely you can get back with your camera again. Good that you still can go through your archives. About the flowers, I have the same too, the white and the fuchsia ones, but I don't know the name, I'll ask mama maybe she knows. Have a great week! =)
ReplyDeleteDo both memory cards fail in the same camera? And if you have a memory card reader, are they unreadable there too? Both memory cards failing at the same time does seem too coincidental. Perhaps it has to do with static electricity.
ReplyDeleteThere are some photo recovery programs out there that you can use to recover the files on the card at the time of loss, and often you can restore the card to original working condition.
lovely flower,Rosidah. I have seen it before . looks like one of those what we call 9 O'clock flowers.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear what happened to your memory card.Can't help you dear.
Sorry for you camera problems! The photo is lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy Mellow Yellow Monday is here. .
Sorry about your camera problems, Rosidah. Hope you can get them fixed and not lose all of your photos on the memory cards.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
sorry about the camera probs. Glad you had this beauty in your archives tho.
ReplyDeleteomg. the flower is very beautiful.
ReplyDeletepenang used to be full with hibiscus but now its hardly to find one.
white flower look so pure... and clean :)
Hi Rosidah,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your memory cards. I hope you didn't lose too many photos. Could you have somehow come into contact with something magnetic in the area?
That white flower is a Portulaca, or Moss Rose. I love them, they come in lots of colors, orange, yellow, red. No blue or violet that I've ever seen. They like lots of sun and dry conditions, they are a succulent.
I have the same problem with my digicam. And my pics in my mobile are useless at the moment because I need accessory in transporting photos from there to the computer.
ReplyDeleteBut this flower is nicely taken. The focus is so pronounced for the details to be visible. This must be a ground cover succelent similar to that what we call at home as 'vietnam rose' if you heard such a flower name?
Beautiful flower photo. I hope that your photo problems are solved very soon.
ReplyDeletePaz
If it's only the memory card's faulty , then it's time to get a new one, Definitely much cheaper to buy a new card than a new camera.
ReplyDeleteThat flower is commonly known as the Japanese Rose, very easy to grow, just need to break off the stem and put it in the pot. The flowers usually bloom in the mornings.
Lovely yellow flowers :)
ReplyDeleteHave a good Monday!!
p/s: Is the weather humid as well in Indonesia? It's burning hot here in SG :(
Great shot for all 3 i never thought about doing 3
ReplyDeletethanks for your nice comment
Hi Rosidah
ReplyDeleteIts a realy beautiful shot from that flower:)
Its LOVELY and its make my day :)
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beautiful white flower. great captured.
ReplyDeletegreat shot of the flower!!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your camera problems Rosidah! I hope you will solve the problems - since I know you enjoy photographing! I never leave home without my camera, so I can't imagine how I would survive without it!
ReplyDeleteBut the flower is beautiful! It is great to have an archive! I hope you have a backup of your shots on the computer! I lost a lot of photos some years ago. My computer simply died, and I had no backup. I have learned now! :)
sorry about the memory cards! that must be so frustrating
ReplyDeleteyour flower is flawless!!
Sorry about the problems with your memory cards. How interesting. Can't help but wonder if there was something magnetic in the area or something like that. Would have been interesting to pull out the cell phone and see if anything happened to it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of the flower.
I am so sorry for the damage to your items I know any of us here would be devastated. I hope something even better comes your way. This is a lovely flower, great for MM and MYM
ReplyDeletemine is here
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Fantastic shot! Sorry to hear about your technical problems though. I think Bryan may be onto something with the static electricity thing. Or an electromagnetic field that somehow wasn't properly shielded. If both cards had failed in the same camera, then I'd say there was a problem in the camera itself. But since the two failed independently in two different cameras, I'm thinking there was something about the particular spot you were in that did the dirty deed.
ReplyDeleteIf the memory card(s) aren't physically damaged (which is pretty hard to do believe it or not) you may be able to recover the images with the recovery software that came with them (assuming there was any). SanDisk includes a mini-CD with their utility with every Compact Flash card, but I've never used it (other than for a subject for Thematic Photographic -- today in fact!). If that doesn't work, you may be able to reformat the cards and bring them back to a usable state. You'll lose anything that's on them, but it sounds as though you've pretty well lost it anyway.
Reminds me of an egg. :) Nice capture - hope you get your memory cards soon!
ReplyDeleteLove your photo's ! Love to play in my flower garden , but it is still cool here . I would love to have the flowers you do !
ReplyDeleteLove the wildcat photo's also . I am a bit partial to cats .
Hugs
Deb
I am very sorry about your memory cards, what a strange co-incidence. I do hope you can find someone who can recover your photos. This flower shot you took is gorgeous. Very creative to include all the meme's and thank you so very much for sharing it with Today's Flowers.
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