This is my entry for photo quest carried out by @qurator, with the theme Radial Photography
On this occasion and after investigating a little about this week's topic, I have decided to participate with some buds, which belong to a very attractive tree commonly called as Afrian lily (Spathodea campanulata) the way they have grown is extremely curious and striking.
These clusters grow from the tree, which in captivity reaches about 5 meters or more and in the wild and in suitable terrain they can measure up to 30 meters in height. It has a very striking and colorful flower but I will touch on that point in another publication where I will give specific details about how it is both leaves, flowers and seeds.
This group of cocoons was knocked down from the tree by its weight, since as can be seen there are small natural sachets which contain water that has been collected from the rains and also the liquid that the tree has collected through its roots.
The way in which they are grouped creates a perfect harmony and in my opinion it presents a very clear characteristic of this week's theme, since all the visual attention goes to the center of the object, where you can see that everything emerges from there.
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY ME, WITH MY LG Q60
Densifying Nature Appreciation (DNA)