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Nov 4, 2021 5 min

Dahlia

from How I Took That Photo Hosted by Casey Broda

Today, we're talking about a photo called Dahlia. Dahlia's and mums are, to me, synonymous with autumn. In the Pacific Northwest, and many other places, summer days can seem to last into September and this year was no exception to that. They also have many different varieties and what I like about this one was that it reminded me of sunshine and daisies. It has the most vibrant yellow outer petals and the smaller inner petals that have vibrant pink tips that stand out like fire on the sun. Make sure you follow along so you catch every episode of How I Took That Photo and you'll be notified when they drop. You can see more of my work and connect with me on all of my social media sites through my website, caseybroda.com. Full written transcript also available on my website. Music is 'Life is a Dream' by Michael Ramir from mixkit.co If you would like to be featured on this podcast, please go to my website CaseyBroda.com, after you enjoy today's podcast. If you want to buy my a coffee, because Starbucks helps me warm up on a cold morning. I would super appreciate it! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CaseyBroda Thanks so much! And have a fantastic day! Exif Data Photographer: Casey Broda Date Taken: September 27, 2021 Location Details: Volunteer Park Dahlia Garden, Seattle, Washington State, USA Camera: Canon EOS RP Lens: EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Aperture: f/7.1 Focal Length: 100mm Exposure Time: 1/160 sec ISO: 800 Flash: n/a

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