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Hosta Flower Spike in B&W (DSC_4739)

Hosta Flower Spike in B&W (DSC_4739)

Hosta Flower Spike in B&W. Sidelit from the upper right by natural daylight - 29 May 09; 16:04:17. The flower spike of hosta Frances Williams. One of severa...
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Hosta Flower Spike in B&W. Sidelit from the upper right by natural daylight - 29 May 09; 16:04:17. The flower spike of hosta Frances Williams. One of several photos taken of the first flower spike this season on this particular plant. Nikon D300; 105 mm non digital lens.
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superb composition.... B&W is perfect.... love it.. :)Sri

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