Wood Lily in the Evening

Thanks for your comments on my previous post of this species.  I really appreciate the help.

This image was shot on my way back from making the previous image, which was in the shade.  As I passed several more wood lilies which were closing up for the night, I was thinking I should photograph one, but they looked much less attractive than the open blooms.  Then I saw the light of the setting Sun on this plant, and decided that it would be my next subject.  To get a low angle where I could eliminate lots of background clutter, but still find an opening in all the foreground plants to shoot through, I had to climb down a steep gully and extend my tripod so the camera was above my head.  I really like the way it turned out.

Canon 7D2; Sigma 150mm. Macro
1/00 sec. @ f/5.6; ISO 640
4 images stacked in PSCC  (I shot more images to stack, but decided to leave the rear petals out of focus.)