I wasn't sure this shot would even turn out. I didn't have my tripod so I set my camera on a railing on a foot bridge hoping that the vibration of people walking would stop. The camera settings are below. Thankfully, using an ISO of 1250 allowed for a fast enough shutter speed to minimize the effects of vibration. Because I didn't need a wide depth of field in the dark f/2.5 worked well.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Crimsoneyed rosemallow (Hibiscus moscheutos) at the Atlanta Botanical Garden
Sacrlet Rosemallow (Hibiscus coccineus Walter) Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
White Rabbit at the Alice in Wonderland display at Atlanta Botanical Garden
Alice in Wonderland topiary chessboard at the Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Mermaid Against the Atlanta Skyline
Mermaid topiary at the Atlanta Botanical Garden posing next to the downtown Atlanta skyline. The building in the left background is the orchid house. Didn't make it there this trip. Maybe next time.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.
Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.
Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.