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Prize Winning Chrysanthemum 5, Sherman Library and Gardens, Corona del Mar, California [Photography]

Posted on November 18, 2025 by Douglas E. Welch

 A close-up photograph depicts a single, fully bloomed chrysanthemum flower against a solid black background. The flower is predominantly yellow with a dense, spiky texture, appearing almost like a burst of fine strands radiating outwards. The petals are long and thin, creating a somewhat disheveled, yet striking appearance. A dark green stem extends downwards from the flower head, partially obscured by shadows. The base of the stem features a few leaves, also dark green and partially out of focus.

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