Lavender flower
Tonight, before I take a long break, I will show you again, the type of lavender, which is often referred to, by the local community, where I found this type of flower, in Gayo lues.
because of the beauty of the color of this type of flower, the surrounding community, almost on average, has this type of flower, to be planted, in their house.
this type of flower you see, if it grows and develops, many flower branches, which keep coming out, from around other branches. although this type, it is very easy to grow, if exposed to cyanar, direct sun, can emit light, which is very shiny, if seen, from a distance.
according to local people, this type of flower, very much, is around this area, but they, only have this type of flower, because there have been many other types of flowers, which have grown, on their pages, with different colors. then ... the surrounding community, does not want to have the same type of flower, but, different, in the form of flowers.
this type of flower that you see, I am only showing, to the extent, the flower that is growing, because, the type of flower that I photographed, is not being treated, so ... many branches are broken and curved, which makes me, very much, to aiming for the object of interest.
As you can see in the picture here, that's the type of lavender flower, which grows and develops, in cold weather conditions, in mountainous areas.
like in the picture above, that's what the flower stems are, if curved, but, even though close, I still take a few pictures, on this type of flower. for me to show you.
in the picture above, I took the picture by utilizing, background, from other types of flowers. Likewise, with a few pictures below.
like that, this type of lavender flower, which grows in the cold regions of the city of Gayo lues, hopefully, all of you, have this type of flower, because, this type of flower, looks very beautiful, if, located, in your flower garden at home.
I end with the words, greetings 
| flower type | Lavender flower |
|---|---|
| Location | Gayo Lues District |
| Camera used | Canon EOS 600D |
| Lens Camera | YungNuo 50mm - F.1.8 |
| Photography by | @sultan-aceh |