Phone Photography Contest - #121...Flores... Esp-Eng
Aqui de nuevo con ustedes y con @untilwelearn en su nueva semana de concurso de fotos con celular N° 121, la semana pasada me fue bien, esta vez espero que mejor.
No todas las flores mas conocidas como las rosas, cayenas o girasoles son bonitas, hay otras que tambien lo son, como las llamadas flores silvestres, porque nacen como solas, en campos, donde hay bastante hierba, ahi se reproducen.
Como esta que encontre en la visita al campo el fin de semana, pero tuve que esperar que despertara ella, parece familia de la Bella las Once, pero esta abre mas temprano sus petalos, dejando ver ese centro tan llamativo en amarillo y su parte mas interna en un oscuro morado, la naturaleza y sus colores son unicos.
Se conoce como aliso blanco o Turnera subulata, sus petaloa abren a las 8 de la mañana, hasta el mediodia.
Foto tomada con celular Iphone 14.
Traduccion con la app DeepL.
Here I am again with you all and with @untilwelearn for their 121st cell phone photo contest. Last week went well for me; this time, I hope it goes even better.
Not all the best-known flowers—like roses, cayenne flowers, or sunflowers—are beautiful; there are others that are just as lovely, such as what are called wildflowers, because they grow on their own in fields where there’s plenty of grass—that’s where they thrive.
Like this one I found during my visit to the countryside over the weekend—though I had to wait for it to wake up. It looks like a relative of the “Bella las Once,” but this one opens its petals earlier, revealing that striking yellow center and its innermost part in a dark purple. Nature and its colors are truly unique.
It is known as the white alder or Turnera subulata; its petals open at 8 a.m. and remain open until noon.
Photo taken with an iPhone 14.
Translated using the DeepL app.
You are right; it is not just the most well-known flowers that are beautiful. There are countless others that possess a unique kind of beauty and, by blooming even in incredibly harsh conditions, convey a message of positivity and persistent effort. I, too, greatly admire such flowers. :)