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Over the decades, I've shot many digital camera systems.  These days, I've mostly put away my newish/expensive/modern digital cameras, and I am primarily shooting with 15-20 year old digital cameras with CCD sensors.

I love the deep and rich colors these vintage DSLRs produce, and I am looking for advice on which Nikkor lenses make the richest colors when paired with vintage CCD sensor bodies (e.g. D200, D3000, D80, etc.).  I prefer over-the-top colors over realistic colors, and sharpness is not very important to me.

Here's a link to a gallery that showcases images with the types of colors that appeal to me -  https://www.flickr.com/photos/f2guru/galleries/72157723464120215/

So, which Nikkor lenses have you found that render rich "Eye Candy" colors?

Beautiful work, Frank.

thank you. I tool the Photos for the exhibition except for one

Is that one of the famous blue assed flies? 

The blue bottle fly, or bottlebee (Calliphora vomitoria), is a carrion fly, but in that environment, and with the last rays of sunlight on its metallic body, I found it interesting. Regards, Daniel.

Anemone?

I guess Birna’s answer is 100% correct :-)
The first or second flower species we see in this area every year.

My contribution for a portrait exhibition in Bonn

Title: "WHO ARE YOU?"

Beautiful work, Frank.