Cosmos bipinnatus purity
The word “cosmos” is a name given to the flower by Spanish priests who originally grew the flowers during their missions abroad. They were blown away by the...
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The word “cosmos” is a name given to the flower by Spanish priests who originally grew the flowers during their missions abroad. They were blown away by the flower’s petals, which are quite stately and evenly placed. As a result, they gave the flower the name “cosmos” to symbolize its order and harmony with the rest of the universe. This is a direct derivative of the Greek word “kosmos,” which means world order. Greeks thought that the natural world existed in perfect harmony
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Canon EOS 70D
Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/3200 Focal Length 200/1 
Chester, Cheshire, GB
Nov, 2021Views
30
Awards
Winter 23 Award
Summer Views Award
Contender in the Visual Poetry Project
Flawless Summer Award
Gem Award
Jewel Award
Creative Winter Award
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