Flower Photography - Rubber Bush, Tridax Daisy

Rubber Bush (Calotropic Procera), Tridax Daisy flower photographs. Flower Photography.

Hello Hivers, today I am going to share some small flowers with different colors and shapes. The first picture is of Rubber Bush (calotropic Procera) flowers. Rubber Bush (Calotropic Procera) is a species of flowering plant in the dogbane family. Rubber bush is widely found here in India. Its leaves and fruits are with milky sap. These flowers are trumpet-shaped and mostly white or lavender in color. The flowers are fragrant and are pollinated by insects (bees, butterflies). Leaves and fruits are large. This plant can grow in a wide range of conditions including poor soil and low water. I took this macro shot of a flower with my mobile camera. I have edited it a little.

Tridax Daisy (Tridax Procumbens) also known as coat buttons. Tridax Daisy flowers are found everywhere around the world. The leaves are small and hairy. The flowers are white colored and yellow at the center. It has slender stalks and is usually produced singly or in small clusters. Pictures are taken in short range. I have edited it a little increased contrast, vignette, shadow, and black. So overall it looks stunningly beautiful.

The last picture is of a beautiful little yellow flower. I don't know the name of the flower. I took this picture when I was walking on the road and saw this flower beside the road. I tried to focus on that little yellow flower.

That’s it for my today’s photography blog. I hope you like my photographs. Thank you. Have a great day…

All text and photographs on this blog are my own unless otherwise stated.

Device: Oneplus 7T
Aperture: f/1.7
Category: Macro Photography
Photo-editing Software: Adobe Lightroom

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