This is a papaya plant near the compound. I am using a long range Canon lens and Canon EOS Rebel XSi camera under natural lights. I'm trying my photography skills using a real camera.
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3 comments:
nice shot! i actually have a similar shot of a papaya plant in our garden. :)
hehehe just trying my luck Grace. i think i need to read books on photography and perhaps attend lectures on photography.
beautiful photo! i thought it was something else, not papaya...
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