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I found this in our local nature reserve. (See also PiP). The kind description of it would be as a "garden escapee", but I really didn't have an ID for the plant itself and had asked for assistance. With the ID provided below by Amelia Heath I am now confident that this is a Crocosmia species, also known as Montbretia.
As an aside, does anyone else find that the red tones of their images seem to be boosted when posted here?
As an aside, does anyone else find that the red tones of their images seem to be boosted when posted here?
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........wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
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No, I don't see that with mine, at least not at my monitor's normal setting.
If I work with the blue filter to protect my eyes, all colors intensify, but especially green.
However, the perception of color intensity can also be influenced by the background
when viewing or editing your images on your computer, if it differs from the
selected background at ipernity.
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