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Fotocamera:Nikon D700
Esposizione:0,008 sec (1/125)
Aperture:f/11.0
Lente:105 mm
ISO:200
Exposure Bias:0 EV
Flash:No Flash
Garrapata State Park
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Tech:
Nikon D800
NIkon 14 - 24mm
ISO - 400
22mm
f-16
- foreground 3 images 1/30 sec (focus stacked)
- background 1/60 sec
Shot:
March 10, 2014
2 shots hand blended
Calla lilies are one of the most beautiful flowers with a unique flower form, i love them. They are really coming up all over my garden. We have heavy rains this year and it has inspired everything to grow
All told there are 9, possibly more, different Calla Lilies growing under the mounds of California Poppies. We even found a bulb in cultivating the area to add some annuals, possibly had got turned upside-down and we've replanted in a better location.
I cant believe I got up to watch the Royal Wedding. Im glad I did though. In all honesty, I love stuff like that.........lol. Beautiful moment. I envy anyone who was there with a camera!!!
Have a wonderful Friday everyone and enjoy the upcoming weekend :-)
Calla Lilies are very popular for wedding bouquets as they signify magnificence and beauty.
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Calla lily flowers, also called trumpet lilies or Lily of the Nile, most often have waxy-white flowers that gracefully twist and curl, ending in a delicate point. Calla lily flowers can also come in pink, orange or red, and the dark green, heart-shaped foliage can also be variegated with white spots. Calla lily plants are native to marshlands of South Africa but have gained popularity in gardens in the United States as marginal pond plants and container plants.