We photographed this Bromeliad while visiting the archaeological ruins of Copán in Honduras. Bromeliaceae (the bromeliads) is a family of monocot flowering plants consisting of approximately 3,170 species native mainly to the tropical Americas. A few species are found in the American subtropics and one in tropical west Africa.
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Exif | |
Make | NIKON CORPORATION |
Model | NIKON D7000 |
Orientation | top, left side |
X Resolution | 1/300 inches |
Y Resolution | 1/300 inches |
Resolution Unit | Inches |
Software | ViewNX 2.0 W |
Date/Time | 2011:03:11 16:47:32 |
Artist | |
YCbCr Positioning | Center of pixel array |
Reference Black/White | [0,0,0] [255,255,255] |
Copyright | |
Exposure Time | 1/3200 sec |
F-Number | F6.3 |
Exposure Program | Program normal |
ISO Speed Ratings | 1600 |
Exif Version | 2.30 |
Date/Time Original | 2011:02:20 11:29:38 |
Date/Time Digitized | 2011:02:20 11:29:38 |
Components Configuration | YCbCr |
Exposure Bias Value | 0 |
Max Aperture Value | F6.3 |
Metering Mode | Spot |
Light Source | Unknown |
Flash | Unknown (16) |
Focal Length | 500.0 mm |
User Comment | ASCII |
Sub-Sec Time | 20 |
Sub-Sec Time Original | 20 |
Sub-Sec Time Digitized | 20 |
FlashPix Version | 1.00 |
Color Space | Undefined |
Exif Image Width | 3885 pixels |
Exif Image Height | 2589 pixels |
Sensing Method | One-chip color area sensor |
File Source | Digital Still Camera (DSC) |
Scene Type | Directly photographed image |
CFA Pattern | |
GPS | |
GPS Version ID | 2 2 2 2 |
generated by EXIF-O-Matic on 2011.5.20 |