PhotoFeed Contest - Macro Photography Round 158: Yellow [ENG/ESP]
“Yellow is the eldest child of light.”
Derek Jarman
Yellow
These tiny flowers, as bright yellow as the sun, are known as creeping daisies, a shrub that rarely exceeds 30 centimeters in height and is often used to cover or carpet the ground quickly and without much care.
In my city, they are everywhere, including the green areas of residences and commercial establishments that I frequent. They also tend to bloom for most of the year, attracting bees and other pollinating insects, which is why I have a large image bank with all the photos I have taken in recent years.
As I have described in previous posts, I process the original photographs using the editing tools offered in their free versions by the applications Picsart and Snapseed.
Amarillo
Estas diminutas flores de un amarillo intenso como el sol, son conocidas como margaritas rastreras, un arbusto que rara vez supera los 30 centímetros de altura, y que suele ser empleado para cubrir o tapizar suelos de forma rápida y sin mayores cuidados.
En mi ciudad, abunda en todas partes, incluyendo las áreas verdes de residencias y establecimientos comerciarles a los que acostumbro acudir frecuentemente, además suelen estar floreados durante gran parte del año, atrayendo abejas y otros insectos polinizadores, razón por la cual cuento con un amplio banco de imágenes con todas las fotos que he tomado en los últimos años.
Como he descrito en posts anteriores, las fotografías originales las proceso haciendo uso de las herramientas de edición que ofrecen en sus versiones gratuitas las aplicaciones Picsart y Snapseed.
All the Photos are of my Authorship, as well as the Edition of the same ones.
This is my entry for the PhotoFeed Macro Photography Contest. This is an initiative of @photofeed
| Camera: | Samsung Galaxy A12 |
| Photo Editor: | Picsart / Snapseed |
| Location: | Barquisimeto, Lara, Venezuela |
| Date: | 27-08-2025 |
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