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African Iris Macro in Black and White

African Iris Macro in Black and White

The African iris is a delicate white flower that grows from a bulb. It blooms in late Spring, early summer. Each bloom usually lasts only one day but there’s ...
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The African iris is a delicate white flower that grows from a bulb. It blooms in late Spring, early summer. Each bloom usually lasts only one day but there’s another to take its place the next day.

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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 100 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 100/1

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Mar, 2016

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beautiful .. great edit !!

Great work !!nice in Black and white

so beautiful and I love the effect ! the lighting is perfect !

I have never considered changing this wonderful little flower into B & W, but you have done it masterfully....I really like it

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I adore Iris, they die off to quickly though in the sun, wonderful image:-)

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Wonderful - voted

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Thank you, Ester!

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