There's something incredibly calming about gazing at a small flower like this up close. I found this soft purple flower among the dense foliage of a pea plant in my backyard garden. Although small and often overlooked, its delicate petals and subtle gradations of color hold a stunning beauty.
I captured it using macro mode, trying to capture every detail of the texture of the petals—the fine lines, gentle curves, and tiny water droplets still clinging to them after a morning rain. The natural light filtering through the leaves makes the colors appear more vibrant and evokes a sense of peace.
For me, photographing flowers like this isn't just photography; it's also a form of meditation. There's a sense of gratitude that comes from realizing that true beauty doesn't always come from something large and flashy. Sometimes, it's from something simple growing quietly in a corner of the garden.
I edited this photo using Photoshop Express, simply adjusting the contrast and sharpness to make the colors appear more natural.
| Photographer | Smartphone used | Location |
|---|---|---|
 @gunting | Realme C53 | Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam |
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