Carnivory is a huge step beyond photosynthesis, which is what most plants make leaves for. The ability to attract, catch and digest animals requires complex morphological adaptations, resulting in a variety of fascinating features, shapes and colors. As a grower of carnivorous plants, photography serves me two purposes: one is to document the growth progression of my specimens, and the other is to try and show the unique beauty of these rare and delicate flesh eaters, with a particular emphasis on precision and extraordinary detail.
The following species and varieties have a dedicated page:
- Cephalotus ‘Hummer’s Giant’
- Dionaea ‘Aurora Borealis’
- Drosera latifolia
- Heliamphora ‘Flamingo’
- Heliamphora minor var. pilosa
- Nepenthes edwardsiana
- Sarracenia ‘Waccamaw’
- Sarracenia ‘Waccamaw’
- Utricularia campbelliana
- Bonus: The Carnivorous Plant Terrarium
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