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Lupine Take-Off

Lupine Take-Off

This is an early lupine blossom in the garden with flocks in the background for color. At f-1.2, not much is in focus.

This is an early lupine blossom in the garden with flocks in the background for color. At f-1.2, not much is in focus.
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Canon EOS RP

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Aperture f/1.2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 50/1

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Mankato, Minnesota, US

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Jun, 2021

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