Twin Flowers in Bloom
May, 2015Views
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Location
I took this photograph at The Aga Khan Museum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. There is a gentleman who brings the flowers to the Museum almost every week.Time
It was probably in the afternoon.Lighting
The Aga Khan Museum is designed by the celebrated Priztker Prize Winner Fumihiko Maki. He has designed the building in a way in which natural light comes into The Aga Khan Museum at all hours of the day as it is built at 45 degree solar North. This was the vision of His Highness The Aga Khan, that light comes into the building during the day, at night, from within and without. This flower looked so amazing in this natural light from the courtyard which is like a natural lantern.Equipment
I used my Samsung Cell Phone.Inspiration
It was the light streaming on the flower and the flower responding to this light.Editing
I do not believe that I did any post-precessing.In my camera bag
I normally just have my cell phone.Feedback
When an image calls your heart, just click - you never know what the camera captures. I just follow my heart.
