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I love the images the TTArtisans 50mm F1.2 renders. X-P2, TTArtisans 50mm F1.2@F1.2@ 1/4000 sec.

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Has anyone taken pictures of baby breath flowers? I just really like the look of this flower, but haven't seen a picture of it. I think it would make a good photo with this flower. This flower has an aura of its own that motivates you to strive to achieve your goals. I design wedding bouquets and every time I order baby breath flowers wholesale from https://fiftyflowers.com/collections/babys-breath-flower, I am overwhelmed with feelings when working with them.

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4 hours ago, camtropicalantpie said:

There seems to be no image attached to your post. What's the "this flower"?

I believe the person posting the comment is asking if anyone has taken any shots of baby’s breath flowers, a small white flower very often used in bridal flower arrangements.

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