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 This is the beginning blooms of a century plant.
I thought the french fry look was best seen in b/w. tonal curves after converting b/w cropped iso 400 1/500 s f/5.6 55 mm c/c always appreciated Best if you would click and view on their darker background. ~AnnaMaria~
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The b/w really brings out the crisp detail here AnnaMaria.
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