Love for shooting flower developed with me later in my life...today in digital era i shoot flowers and enhance them digitaly......All my flowers are real flowers photographed with digital camera. I spend time visiting different gardens around the world....as well as hiking into wilderness and searching for wild flowers.....
This beauty from the garden to you!
The blossom of the day lily, Hemerocallis fulva, was photographed on a plant growing in the garden in Oregon. However, day lilies are not native American plants. They originated in Asia and were introduced in America because they are so pretty and survive here very welll. In fact, day lilies do so well that sometimes they grow as "weeds," as the plant.THIS PHOTO IS NOT DIGITALY ENHANCED other then frame.
F4.8 aperture, 1/250 shutter,nikon dedicated macro 105 mm 2.8 lens,Aproximately 6 pm.
The blossom of the day lily, Hemerocallis fulva, was photographed on a plant growing in the garden in Oregon. However, day lilies are not native American plants. They originated in Asia and were introduced in America because they are so pretty and survive here very welll. In fact, day lilies do so well that sometimes they grow as "weeds," as the plant.THIS PHOTO IS NOT DIGITALY ENHANCED other then frame.
F4.8 aperture, 1/250 shutter,nikon dedicated macro 105 mm 2.8 lens,Aproximately 6 pm.
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This beauty from the garden to you!
The blossom of the day lily, Hemerocallis fulva, was photographed on a plant growing in the garden in Oregon. However, day lilies are not native American plants. They originated in Asia and were introduced in America because they are so pretty and survive here very welll. In fact, day lilies do so well that sometimes they grow as "weeds," as the plant.THIS PHOTO IS NOT DIGITALY ENHANCED other then frame.
F4.8 aperture, 1/250 shutter,nikon dedicated macro 105 mm 2.8 lens,Aproximately 6 pm.
The blossom of the day lily, Hemerocallis fulva, was photographed on a plant growing in the garden in Oregon. However, day lilies are not native American plants. They originated in Asia and were introduced in America because they are so pretty and survive here very welll. In fact, day lilies do so well that sometimes they grow as "weeds," as the plant.THIS PHOTO IS NOT DIGITALY ENHANCED other then frame.
F4.8 aperture, 1/250 shutter,nikon dedicated macro 105 mm 2.8 lens,Aproximately 6 pm.
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