Fruit caramel.

Kalanchoe Calandiva carnaval is a durable, colorful plant for those who don't have enough time to care for flowers. Adapts perfectly to home conditions and does not require special care. Suitable for growing even for small children trying to take their first steps in floriculture. Kalanchoe Kalandiva is a fleshy, upright growing perennial plant. The flower accumulates moisture in its strong leaves and releases it as needed. The flowers are bright, double or single, in all colors and shades of the rainbow. It blooms for a long time, at least 8 weeks. The plant is a symbol of perseverance and eternal love.
But as usual, not a word about amateur photographer. That's why I would add: For those who like to take pictures of everything beautiful, Kalanchoe Kalandiva Carnival is a long-lasting candy with a bright taste (only in a figurative sense), somewhat reminiscent, perhaps, of fruit caramel. Kalanchoe Calandiva carnaval it is fruit caramel for amateur photographer. #Siberia #winter #January #Kalanchoe #Kalandiva #Carnival #flowers #caramel

사진작가:
awa-awa
업로드:
2024-03-02
태그:
35 mm Kalanchoe Kalandiva Kalanchoe Kalandiva Carnival agfa agfa optima caramel carnival flowers fruit caramel iso 100 january kalanchoe kalandiva minolta md siberia winter
카메라:
Minolta X-700
필름:
Agfa Optima 100 (expired)
국가:
Russia
앨범:
Portraits of charming subjects of the Great Flora, Portraits of Winter

2 덧글

  1. deedee_photog
    deedee_photog ·

    Beautiful series!! Very nice work! Curious about what lens did you use?

  2. awa-awa
    awa-awa ·

    @deedee_photog
    Dear DEEDEE_PHOTOG.
    Thank you for your attention, opinion and emotions.
    Special thanks for your question.
    Taking this opportunity, I would like to draw your attention once again to the fact that all my photographs published on this resource were taken on film (except for one application "The Spanish flamenco dance"). All technical descriptions under the photographs are honest.
    This is a very fresh photo shoot. It was taken in January of this year. Therefore, it is not difficult for me to honestly answer your question. I used the Voigtlander APO Lanthar 90mm f/3.5 with a set of macro rings, flashes, my beloved Minolta 700 and other virtuoso paraphernalia produced by the great Japanese company Minolta.

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