Hello photography enthusiast friends, how are you all doing? I hope everything is going well. It's great to be able to gather together here again. Of course, this time I want to present several types of plants that grow together in the wild. These plants are very delightful with their very soft textures and have been very entertaining my days so far.
This yellow ketul flower bud has a distinctive disc shape without petals, but the ketul flower doesn't last long because it will easily become woody if exposed to sunlight too often, and then slowly wilt. Friends can take a closer look inside this ketul flower and see a uniqueness that is very rarely found in other types of flowers. How beautiful God's creation is.
On the other hand, I also took my camera lens to capture another type of plant where I saw another type of plant, namely the bendotan flower which is purple. This type of flower is very easy to find because it can grow stubbornly everywhere. The interesting thing about the bendotan flower is that when it blooms, it has two color variations, purple and white. I think it looks really harmonious and very beautiful when we see it.
Besides that, the sweet leaves of this plant really caught my attention. Try to guess what type of plant leaves I took a photo of... Isn't it crazy that there’s a plant which wilts when we touch it and then after a while, it wakes up on its own? Yeah... the sensitive plant, such a unique name I’ve ever come across. Its stem isn’t too big, but it has some tiny little parts that are really easy to get pricked by if we don’t look at them.
The detailed texture of one of these can pull tabs is really nice. At first, I didn't think about picking it up, but I felt that if I just ignored it, I would be missing out on something with so many details. This thing is in the backyard, but I really wanted to photograph it. Even though at first glance, the leftover can tab doesn't seem to mean anything, I like how it turned out in the photos—it looks really good.
Here’s my journey today about some kinds of plants that I managed to capture, hopefully my friends will like it, thank you so much for all the support from everyone, I hope you can be entertained.
Greetings from me @furkanmamplam