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Wood Lily<\/h4>\n

I don\u2019t know how I have missed this beautiful native lily all these years, but this is, if memory serves me right (and it may not) the first one I have ever seen. A single plant growing beside the Kennebunk Bridle Path on the ocean side of Route 9. <\/p>\n

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This is a good example of \u201cwhy take one, when you can take 3?\u201d\u2026and, of course, these are just the 3 I kept out of about 10 different shots, and 10 different angles on this single bloom. <\/p>\n

Canon SX20IS. 1) 560mm equivalent @  f5.7 @ 1\/640th @ ISO 400. Aperture preferred. 2) 28mm equivalent, macro @ f5.6 @ 1\/360th @ ISO 80, Aperture preferred. 3) 28mm equivalent, super-macro @ f5.6 @ 1\/2500th @ ISO 125, Aperture preferred. <\/p>\n

All processed in Lightroom. The top two my standard treatment: Blackpoint right, added Clarity and a bit of Vibrance, and Sharpen narrow edges preset. The bottom one required a lot of Recovery for the sky, Fill Light for the lily, as well as the standard.<\/p>\n

From Around Home 2010<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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