Raindrops on flowers

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Hello Hivers

It hasn't rained in my area for a month, but this afternoon it seems as if nature has heard our request, the recent hot temperature has had a big impact on some of the plants we have, thankfully, it rained right when the sun was starting to set, I also took advantage of the moment this is to photograph some of the flowers that I have, and don't care even though it's raining heavily

Shortly before it rained, black clouds began to form above the horizon, and the wind also had been blowing for a while, at that time I happened to be in the front yard and managed to take some pictures of flowers blowing in the wind.

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Leucanthemum vulgare , commonly known as ox-eye daisy , oxeye daisy , dog daisy , marguerite (French : Marguerite commune , "common marguerite") and other common names, is a widespread flowering plant originating from Europe and regions temperate climate. Asia, and plants introduced to North America, Australia and New Zealand
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There are two daisies that I have, white and red, and both of them happen to be blooming at the moment, even though they are covered in thick black clouds, the beauty of these flowers can still be seen clearly, and they are ready to spoil my eyes when I see them.

Not long after that, it was raining, I took an umbrella and went back out to take some more pictures, a Cambodian flower that was my target to shoot

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This is a type of Cambodian Japan, which is better known as adenium and you can clearly see some of the rain aie droplets stagnant on it

Due to being medium, the color turned a little brighter than before, and the paper-like structure of these flowers made the raindrops unable to get them completely wet, they just stagnated for a while and fell back to the ground, only, the flowers withered when they were in the pouring rain, even so the beauty is quite extraordinary

Well, those are some of the best pictures I have, hope you guys like them and see you soon

Note; all pictures were taken with a smartphone camera and edited with picsart