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Calla Lily - Hi-key (High Key) white on white
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Taken in en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshima_Botanical_Garden
Camera : Pentax K-5Ⅱs Lens: smc PENTAX-DA☆16-50㎜F2.8ED AL ［IF］SDM
Another plant for the back deck. We'll see if the birds have any interest in it. The squirrels have ignored it so far. Calla Lily or Arum Lily. It hails from southern Africa. Really beautiful flowers.
Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica)
Light and shadow play under the canopy of the Botanical Building in Balboa Park ~
Sooc except for the crop ~
Oggi esperimento nuovo. 50 mm invertito con l'anello comprato un paio di giorni fa. Era da una vita che desideravo fare una foto del genere! ♥
Today a new experiment. 50mm with revers lens, bought a couple of days ago.
I always wanted to do a shot like this! ♥
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Frederic Chopin: "Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art."
This statuesque proud flower did not need anything else...
The pure black and white brings out the structure and shape, no?
Mono is all about the light, shapes and the textures.
An image is more an abstraction when not in colour.
Zantedeschia, usually erroneously called Calla or Arum lilies (only when white), they are not a true lily.
It is named after Italian botanist Francesco Zantedeschi.
All parts of the plant are toxic!
Monochromatic? Not really he?
All the shades of grey... from a true black to white... as it should be!
I wish you a great day, Magda, (*__*)
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