As I always say is a pleasure to share with you in this way, I hope you are very well, in the post today I will show some pictures that I did to one of the many plants that decorates the garden of my house.
This beautiful flower that I photographed, carries by name "Flaming Torch" or "Billbergia pyramidalis"; It is a subfamily of the "Bromeliaceae" scientific name of the Bromeliad. These plants provide an exotic touch if we have it at home and also their care is minimal, these bloom at the end of the summer, as happened here at home.
These photos are carried out with the intention of continuing my photographic practices, besides, this flower seems so beautiful that I thought I should photograph it, and so I saw that such were my skills with the camera; Well my dear friends, to not prolong the publication, here I will leave with the final result, and wishing that this small photographic gallery is to your liking.
All images were taken with a Canon EOS Rebel T3.
Flaming Torch
Speed ISO-800 | Focal length 32 mm | Point f f/4.5 | Exposure time 1/60 S.
Speed ISO-500 | Focal length 29 mm | Point f f/4.5 | Exposure time 1/40 S.
Speed ISO-800 | Focal length 32 mm | Point f f/4.5 | Exposure time 1/60 S.
Speed ISO-400 | Focal length 32 mm | Point f f/4.5 | Exposure time 1/50 S.
This is a kind of bromeliad that is native to Brazil, Venezuela and other tropical countries.
Speed ISO-400 | Focal length 30 mm | Point f f/4.5 | Exposure time 1/40 S. These features are the same for the 2 images.
I say goodbye to you with nothing more to add, hoping that you liked and thanking you for taking a few minutes of your time to see my publication, grateful if you leave your comments here.
Text credits and photographs: Rouscelin Cardona @Rouscelin.
