This picture was taken on Magnetic Island – which for those of you not completely familiar with the geography of Australia, it’s about ¾ of the way up the east coast, in Queensland.
The light that day was strangely flat, with spots and specks of rain. I actually think that this made photographing the white flower easier. Frangipani flowers on the bare branches of the tree – it makes a strange sight.
The light that day was strangely flat, with spots and specks of rain. I actually think that this made photographing the white flower easier. Frangipani flowers on the bare branches of the tree – it makes a strange sight.
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Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are among my favourites. Wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and a marvelous capture, Stewart!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
I love the simple flowers, so white and fresh. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart we call this in the Philippines "kalachuchi" and every summer this flower blooms and so we make it as garlands. ^_^
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One of my very favorite flowers! A stunning shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat that is a lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCarletta@Round The Bend
Such sweet and perky little white and yellow blooms. They are just tooooo pretty. Love your capture. Would love to actually see one someday. You certainly brought them to life for me on my computer screen. genie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's such a delicate little flower, and I love the rich yellow in the center.
ReplyDeleteExquisite! So clean and pure. I love the two stages in the same picture, one flower half open and one fully open.
ReplyDeletelovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteI think you are right, sunshine should not have been good for this one. Flowers like that is a challenge to get right but this loosk good.
ReplyDeleteLovely macro. It is not easy shooting white flowers, but you've done a great job here.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog. I have enjoyed looking at your photos. This flower is so delicate and I am fascinated by the way the petals are fanned together. Beautiful.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!
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