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Archive for 6. December 2011
Flower Petals
6. December 2011 by Friedhelm.
There is not too much blooming at Gamble Garden (Palo Alto, CA) in December. I still found a number of great opportunities to photograph. I found these petals quite interesting and photographed them using my round reflector to control the light at least a little bit. 180mm macro lens, f13, 1/50sec., ISO 400, tripod mounted.
Enjoy and happy photographing!
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