My contribution to the #monomad challenge hosted and curated by @monochromes.
This afternoon, when I walked towards the farm yard by walking past the edge of the village irrigation, I found several dried wild flower buds growing among several other grasses that grew freely in the open environment of the irrigation edge area and a sprig the wild flowers the those in that environment really made me interested in the characteristics they have with their distinctive shapes and characteristics that really look so stunning.
And they are a kind of wild bush flowerTridax procumbens the surface shape of the flower petals is as big as a pinkie finger with an abstract arrangement of the surface of the petals that looks so unique which has entered the fallout phase.The surface shape of the petals and the surface arrangement of the crown really looked amazing when I saw them in detailed semi-close-up smartphone macrophotography shots.
I found these dried bush flowers in two different irrigation edge locations and some of them were among the leaves of green bushes measuring 30 cm that grew along the edge of the village rice fields irrigation and some of them I found in the dry bushes that had just been cleaned by local people, and I think they are a type of wild bush flower that grows annually and of course a type of wild plant that is short-lived and the evening atmosphere before sunset gave me enough light to capture its elegant details in a black and white photo shoot, you can find all the shots in my publication today.
Camera | Smarphone + macro lens |
---|---|
Iso | Otomatis |
Editing | Lightroom app |
Photographer | @deltasteem |
Follow me | twiiter |
My discord | deltasteem#8161 |