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CardoIn Spanish, this wild flower is called "Cardo borriquero" and when I lived in
Scotland I was amused to see it as the national flower. In English is called thistle. I took this image in Seville (Spain) on the banks of the river Gualdaquivir during a sunny spell.
Re: Cardoyep and its still an ugly flower imo
The vignetting frame detracts from the composition here imo, also a quick touch with the de-noise and sharpen might help. Compositionally good, good context with teh other thistle sin the BG. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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