Devil's Trumpet by TwoPynts
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Look it up folks. I've heard in England it is considered a Class B drug. Even smelling it can have an effect. This one has been growing in my garden for over a year and I've never tested out its "capabilities". I just enjoy it for it's exotic looks. Like something from one of those Star Trek planets with the musical atmospheres. ;) I would say it bloom on average about once a week, and the meaty flowers last for a little over a day.
Taken with my new Sony a7 full frame camera with kit lens. I'm still getting used to dealing with shallow depths of field in a digital camera, but I have to admit that it creates some nice bokeh.
Comments (14)
Excellent!!
Great sharpness and beautiful colors.
Beautiful flower photo.
I've seen Angel trumpets here in OZ which are also from the Datura family and make you trip, even heard of some dudes going blind, yeah so don't test 'em out ! As for your new Sony kit, a very spiffy result. ~Cheers~
Pretty strong stuff... I can imagine a whole lot of druggies going into the flower business...lol Nice flower capture and congrats on your new camera. Aloha
beautiful flower interesting info
Gorgeous!! :o)
What the devil? Cool POV, color and lighting effects in this neat capture of a flower that I didn't know existed, Kurt. And I sure wish I could get some kind of decent bokeh with my relatively small aperture point and shoot camera. No problem with my DSLR.
lovely
what an incredible flower
a special and really exotic beauty! ;o)
Absolutely beautiful i had one of these awesome flowers.
This looks like a Datura or Thorn Apple If it is every part of the plant is Poisonous, even in England not sure what the effects of eating it would be.
Gorgeous capture and lovely color purple! Never seen it before!