Description: I have been working on the images made this summer and the last, mostly about the tiny and barely noticeable flowers, including grass flowers. I am fascinated by such small flowers when I get out on a hike to photograph. This one is the first of the series. This is English Plantain, a non-native flower in the prairie that is naturalized, but I haven’t seen these being invasive. They are usually scattered around the edges, stems about 3-6 inches long, flower heads are about 0.5-2 cm long.
f/11, 1/60, ISO 800, Canon DPP4 for Raw, PSCC, a small crop all around
Is this a composite? no
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Amazing detail, Ravi, for such a tiny flower. The slightly off center, along with the angle of the flower add curious interest. The OOF background helps make the flower pop even more. Nicely seen and captured.
Outstanding detail with a nice spider web too. The detail in the stem is impressive as well. The smooth BG helps to pull the viewer’s eyes toward the subject. Well; done…Jim