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f number is 40,
exposure is 1/160,
lens is 60mm micro + extension tube by kenko,
and attach with R1C1 flash
BUKIT BUNGA MERUPAKAN TEMPAT MEMBELI BELAH DIKELANTAN. BUKIT BUNGA INI TERLETAK DI JALAN JELI -MACHANG DAN AMAT POPULAR DALAM KALANGAN MASYARAKAT YANG SERING BERULANG ALIK DARI GRIK KE KELANTAN. TEMPAT MEMBLI BELAH INI AKAN DIPENUHI OLEH PENGUNJUNG PADA SETIAP KALI CUTI PERAYAAN.
Coporate commission for a new bar in Battersea. Having only dabbled previously, it gave me the opportunity to see if I could paint properly with acrylics
I shot this just as the light was beginning to fade.
One of the shots of the Ramghariya Bunga without the ugly water tank at the back.
I wish I could shoot this with a ND filter and a tripod to get a clear reflection of the towers..Sigh!
I wonder if we are allowed up into the tower would give an interesting angle to shoot from.
For more info on the Bunga please read en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramgarhia_bunga
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Bunga durian biasanya cambah sekitar bulan Februari hingga mac dan ia mudah gugur jika musim hujan melanda.
Pokok Bunga Kantan atau juga dikenali sebagai bunga siantan merupakan sejenis pokok saka herba.
Bunga pokok ini yang berwarna merah muda banyak digunakan sebagai gubahan hiasan manakala tunas bunga ini dijadikan bahan memasak dalam masakan Melayu seperti laksa dan nasi kerabu. Tumbuhan ini mengandungi banyak bahan antioksida yang amat baik untuk kesihatan.
Daripada Wikipedia, ensiklopedia bebas.
Call it mysterious if you like. The flower only blossoms at 12 midnight and lasts for as good as 3 hours. The plant in my yard flowers a few times already but I am yet to witness it blooms before my eyes.
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From Wikipedia
It’s known as Epiphyllum oxypetalum scientifically. Epiphyllum oxypetalum or Dutchman's Pipe is a species of cactus and one of the most cultivated species in the genus. It is also referred to as Night blooming Cereus and often confused with species of Selenicereus.
This species was originally described from cultivated material and its true place of origin has never been truly understood. In 1909, C. A. Purpus collected a slightly different type in St. Ana, Orizaba, Mexico. It has carmine red outer petals and the flowers have an unpleasant smell, rather than being fragrant. It was originally named Phyllocactus purpusii, but does probably not deserve any botanical recognition.
Note: It’s a good read about “Bunga Bakawali” Here