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Not the most spectacular image, but we were most happy to find a few blooms intact of this rare variant of the Bee Orchid. What is even more stunning is to find these delicate flowers in an otherwise totally dismal industrial setting!
Image made with Nikon D500, Tamron 90mm and diffusion umbrella. One faded bloom as removed in PP. Thanks for stopping by, Sinuhe. |
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by Matthew Pugh
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