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Prize Winning Chrysanthemum 10, Sherman Library and Gardens, Corona del Mar, California [Photography]

Posted on November 25, 2025 by Douglas E. Welch

A close-up photograph features two bright yellow chrysanthemum flowers against a dark, almost black background. The flowers are in full bloom, exhibiting a dense, layered arrangement of petals that create a spherical shape. Each petal is slender and slightly curved, with a textured surface and a gradient of yellow tones, from a paler yellow at the base to a more saturated hue towards the tips. The petals are clustered tightly together, creating a voluminous, fuzzy appearance. The lighting highlights the intricate details of the petals and casts subtle shadows within the flower heads, adding depth and dimension to the image.</p></p>

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