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Heliochrysum, grayscale

Heliochrysum, grayscale

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FinePix S2000HD

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Aperture f/4.4 ISO 100 Shutter 10/6000 Focal Length 1430/100

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May, 2016

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Wonderful tones of grey to white, just right!

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Thanks, everyone for rating this in the Top 10% Photo Trifecta. I've had more mileage out of my one home grown heliochrysum than from any other plant. Proves it really is an everlasting flower! I still have it, actually!!!!!

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