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In the desert where everything is dry and relatively lifeless,
it is the spring flowers that bloom forth with a splash of
color. This image was photographed with the lense 2 inches from
the foremost flower, using a 28 mm macro lense. People have
asked me if the center of these flowers are prickly. No, they
are not, and there certainly isn't anything adversarial about
these blossoms. Note: I have noticed that some computer screens,
or even some programs, will have difficulty getting the color
correct on this image, as the reds may bleed together into large
blotches. I use an i-Mac and have had the monitor calibrated
with professional software. (Desert or Eastern Paintbrush,
Canyonlands, Utah.) |
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