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Moonflower Kissed by the Dew

Moonflower Kissed by the Dew

My Brother has a green thumb. This is a "fruit" of his work. The Moonflower grows on a vine, opens up overnight, stays for a day, and falls from the...
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My Brother has a green thumb. This is a "fruit" of his work. The Moonflower grows on a vine, opens up overnight, stays for a day, and falls from the vine. This one was kissed by the morning dew.
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SAMSUNG PL210, PL211 / VLUU PL210, PL211

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Aperture f/3.3 ISO 80 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 49/10

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Nov, 2015

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+37

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