I believe these are called Lupine. They were in a damp portion of a field at Bear Creek Park. It was a bright day so it was easy to increase the F-Stop and reduce the field of focus. Working with the Rule of Thirds can create some amazing images.
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- Early Evening Willingdon Beach Sunset
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