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Lung Wort

Lung Wort

Lung Wort blooms much earlier here thank in Canada. I love seeing these richly coloured, tiny flowers every year. The breeze was catching them, so I decided to ...
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Lung Wort blooms much earlier here thank in Canada. I love seeing these richly coloured, tiny flowers every year. The breeze was catching them, so I decided to follow their movement as I took the shot.
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X-T10

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Aperture f/5.4 ISO 200 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 9540/100

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Leicestershire, GB

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Apr, 2019

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