With +1 and +2 macro rings attached to the lens. Taken during a UC Santa Cruz Extension seminar, during a session of experimentation with flash. I cupped a 12" gold reflector around the on-camera flash to direct it.
7:05 PM
- Hue/Saturation adjustments
- Selective Color adjustments
- Burning of background
- USM
Range: Most extensive of all Californicae: coastal areas extending 700 miles between Santa Barbara, California and central Oregon.
Habitat: Grows naturally along coastal zones, usually within sight of the ocean; it is common on bluffs and treeless grassy hillsides. It sometimes extends farther inland in areas where human activity has opened forests to abundant sunlight.
Comment: Douglas iris clumps are often clones from a single parent plant; they may be hundreds of years old.
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