SOUTHERN MARSH ORCHID

This is a common orchid but the three, short stems of this individual make an attractive compact group. Early on a May morning, overnight mist was lifting, giving good diffuse light. I made the photograph with my tripod flat on the ground to get my camera level with the flowers. A 300mm telephoto lens allowed close control of depth of field and a pleasingly uncluttered background.

F/8, 1/250th second, ISO 100
Accepted: Tallaught (Ireland) 2014, Toronto (Canada) 2014

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