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Malva, Common name Mallow

Malva, Common name Mallow

These are another flower, often found in gardens here. They are self-seeding, and grow easily in this climate. I really like the colour of these....
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These are another flower, often found in gardens here. They are self-seeding, and grow easily in this climate. I really like the colour of these.
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Canon EOS 600D

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 135/1

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Oct, 2016

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