Photo: Purple Morning Glories
By Richard X. Thripp at 2009-09-16T00:01:05Z in Photography, Stock Photos. 95 words.
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Purple Morning Glory flowers at 8 A.M. By the afternoon these all fall off. The next day, they bloom again. Definitely an interesting flower.
Instead of doing a macro, I did a wide shot characteristic of a new photographer. Newbies never get close enough. However, I like this shot because no flower is special. There are just a whole lot of them, and the viewer is an equal distance from most of them. In photography, every rule can be broken.
Canon Rebel XTi [2], EF 28-135mm [3], 1/200, F4, 41mm, ISO100, 2009-08-20T08:18:53-04, 20090820-121853rxt
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