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27-OCT-2018

Vividly magenta

I don’t think I’ve ever seen such brilliant magenta leaves before! I asked a woman who also had some in her garden and she said it was coleus.

I found this one while testing out my new iPhone.

Al Bustan at dusk, posted earlier:

Apple iPhone XS Max
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Date/Time27-Oct-2018 15:32:14
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ModeliPhone XS Max
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Focal Length6 mm
Exposure Time1/120 sec
Aperturef/2.4
ISO Equivalent50
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Alexander Kazakov10-Nov-2018 10:39
Outstanding! V
Julie Oldfield31-Oct-2018 00:44
Gorgeous color. V
Pieter Bos30-Oct-2018 21:42
Excellent flower image. ~V
Chris Morton30-Oct-2018 15:45
certainly pretty bright
Blandine Mangin30-Oct-2018 12:57
superb colors ! v
John Hamers30-Oct-2018 12:13
Gorgeous colors. Great capture with your IPhone !!V
Ton, Ben & Rob Nagtegaal30-Oct-2018 11:03
Beautiful capture of this colorful magenta. V
Raymond30-Oct-2018 10:46
Beautiful catch
marie-jose wolff30-Oct-2018 09:24
amazing and vivid colors! V
Tom LeRoy30-Oct-2018 08:51
That magenta color is amazing! V
joseantonio30-Oct-2018 05:14
those colors are really lovely.V.
Range View 30-Oct-2018 01:36
A wonderful splash of this stunning colour Helen
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Jean Chiasson30-Oct-2018 01:29
Beautiful plant details and vivid colors Helen V
Charlene Ambrose30-Oct-2018 00:34
I've never seen Coleus this color out here but the leaves look right for that plant. Vice color in any case!
Gill Kopy30-Oct-2018 00:33
How lovely ! V
Jim Coffman30-Oct-2018 00:13
Very lovely leaves indeed!
Hank Vander Velde30-Oct-2018 00:11
Beautiful vivid colors well captured Helen.
LynnH29-Oct-2018 23:32
Wow, it is vivid indeed! Coleus is always popular here in Texas. There is a Black variety, I haven't see it but might be the first to try. V