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Blowing in the Wind

Blowing in the Wind

I welcome the milkweed into my yard for the butterflies. And for their pretty little flowers and the scent! And in the fall, I enjoy watching the seeds flying...
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I welcome the milkweed into my yard for the butterflies. And for their pretty little flowers and the scent! And in the fall, I enjoy watching the seeds flying away in the autumn winds.
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NIKON D3300

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Aperture 80/10 ISO 250 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 550/10

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upload_date

Nov, 2017

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43

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+20

Awards

Peer Award

Magnificent Capture

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

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