Captured last Thursday, this very small, white wildflower was found on a woodland near my rural Missouri home. I’m not sure what the identification is … so far, I haven’t found any images that compare favorably with it. If you might know what this little beauty is, I’d appreciate your assistance! The tiny flowers are about 1/4-inch in diameter, and they are growing just a few inches above the ground. Each flower has 10 petals. Sure are awesome, but would be even sweeter if I found out what they are! I had thought possibly Harbinger of Spring (which I’ve never found), but not sure.
This image is a focus-stacked composite, using 19 images to get this capture.
Photographic Equipment Used:
- Canon 5D Mark III body
- Canon 180mm macro lens, f/3.5
- Bogen 3021 tripod with ball head
- ISO 200
- Aperture f/3.5
- Shutter 1/160 sec.
- Processing: Combined 19 images in Helicon Focus to attain a single, focus-stacked image