Fuschia in the Rain
Fuschias grow wild in the hedgerows of Ireland, sometimes for a hundred metres or so. I know a spot in Waterford county with a long Fuschia hedge on one side of the road and a similar honeysuckle hedge on the opposite side. I cheated and took this in the garden—but the rain is genuine—no plant misters were used!
Fellow photographers might be interested to know that the unusual depth of field (in dim light) was achieved by taking multiple photos, each with a different focus point, and then blending the images into a single photo showing all of the flower in focus.
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