Tiny Red & Orange Flower
This tiny species of flower is about the size of a dime. The flowers grow as a nice round cluster, the size of an orange. I see it often, pretty much year round...
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This tiny species of flower is about the size of a dime. The flowers grow as a nice round cluster, the size of an orange. I see it often, pretty much year round, but never knew of its beauty until I zoomed in with the lens. Just to provide proportion you can see the strand of a spider web.
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itsmemacld
July 05, 2016
Welcome to VIEWBUG! Congrats for joining. Enjoy your stay here. Keep posting! Great photo. Keep it coming. Goodluck. :) -MacLD
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Location
This photo was taken in the Southwest of Florida. I am not sure of the plant species, however the flower is seemingly always in bloom. Each flower is about the size of a dime.Time
10:00am.Lighting
Granted the image was shot in the late part of the morning, but in the shade.Equipment
Interestingly enough, I used a BlackBerry phone, no flash.Inspiration
This image was taken prior to my having knowledge about photography. I took a stroll on a hot morning and, in an effort to dodge the heat, I walked under shade when possible. I noticed this plant from a far and took a very close look. I simply found it to be beautifully exquisite.Editing
Yes. After emailing the image to myself, I imported into Lightroom. I tried several commands/adjustments such as various colour balances, shadows, illumination, etc...dehaze is, by far, my favorite.In my camera bag
Paper towels, tweezers,a mirror and a magnifying glass.Feedback
The only advice I can give is to notice the little things that surround you. More times than not you'll find so much beauty. Capture it, then zoom in and take an even closer look.
