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Pincushion Perfection

Pincushion Perfection

Taken at Fernkloof Indigenous Nursery in the Western Cape, South Africa. These Pincushion Proteas are in full bloom amongst the indigenous Fynbos....
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Taken at Fernkloof Indigenous Nursery in the Western Cape, South Africa. These Pincushion Proteas are in full bloom amongst the indigenous Fynbos.
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Aperture 11/5 ISO 32 Shutter 1/33 Focal Length 83/20

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Aug, 2016

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