Hello ASEAN people...
Today I was walking in the meadow and I found a beautiful flower tucked in among the grass, and I tried to take a picture of it. This flower is very small, and I had to kneel down to take a good photo of it. This flower often grows among the grass in a wide meadow, sometimes this flower is also found in the yard or sometimes on the sidelines of other flowers. Surprisingly, this flower was never infested by insects such as beetles, butterflies, or the like. This indicates that there is no nectar in this flower, and that is really strange.
I actually don't know for sure about this flower, but I read some articles on the Internet and they state that this flower is a wild flower that evolutionarily has become a grass family, therefore this flower often grows in dense grass. Although it is considered a wildflower and part of the grass family, this flower is only found in broad blades of grass such as fields, fields, yards, and so on. This flower will not be found in the wild forest even if the grass there is denser, I assume that the difference in the grass will make this flower not grow.
But here I'm just trying to take a good picture of it using my DSLR because I think this flower is very beautiful and very interesting when it's been photographed and you can see the results for yourself. Usually for flowers this small, we will usually take pictures using the Macrophotography method, but here I use standard mode to take pictures.
The hallmark of this flower itself is that it has pure white petals consisting of sheets that have two branches at the end. The center of this flower is yellow with an arrangement of pollen that accumulates in the middle, making this flower look like a white sunflower. In addition, another characteristic of it can be seen from the stalks that rise high from the grass and this stalk functions as a single long support between the flowers and the roots. Therefore, if you go to a wide meadow and thick grass, you will easily find this flower among the grass.
In addition to some of the flowers above, I also found this flower with a different color, namely a brownish yellow color. I think this flower has a genetic disorder or this flower fails to grow properly because it can be characterized by different color pigments. On the side is also filled with fine hairs that come from out of nowhere. However, the structure is still good as usual, only the color is different.
So those are some photos of wildflowers in the meadow that I took this time, I hope you like it and see you in another post.
| Picture | Gear |
|---|---|
| Camera Used | Cannon 1100 D |
| Lens | Tele 70-300mm |
| ISO | 400 |
| Location | Meadow near my places |