I captured this Galliardia using the same setup and technique I used recently with the Iris ensata ‘Azuma-Kagami’. Part of my thinking is to have a series of flowers on white, like these popping poppies, that can be used in the design of my books to run off the pages.
Related story: Zen and the Single Poppy.
Other Galliardia image: Photograms for the Digital Era.
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