Africa - half a dozen lucky beans by busi2ness
Open full image in new tab Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My photography skills can not really do justice to these colorful seeds. Whenever you stumble upon them (pardon the pun!), the reaction is unmistakable: it acts like a human brake! One HAS to pick it up! No wonder there is such a cloud of superstition attached to this beauty! Even if you are not superstitious, you may know this as the "lucky bean"!
More info links to the Coral Tree (Erythrina lysistemon)
#1,
#2
I think I read it also occurs in countries with a similar climate to South Africa.

Comments (14)
Colorful and beautiful Lucky Bean. Interesting information. Aloha
This is what I call a cultural and amusing web site. Here is a great sample that culture is the root of humanity. Thank you
Creative idea and image:)
l count magpies.. dont like seeing just 1 alone..6 lucky beans (((jack and the bean stalk))) .. beautiful crisp clean p'graphy and love the presentation:)
oh yes... a perfect style photo for my title "Detail". a excellent composition of color and perfectly macro photo.. well done!!!! good day and KISSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Stunning properties of these seeds, wow! And that floating wood, that's fabulous! I won't cease to be surprised by the wonderful variety of the living nature! Excellent work, Piet! :)
lovely clear shot...well seen
Very eye-catching. I wish I could touch them! :0)
Beautiful colors and details. A real eye-catcher indeed. Fantastic shot!!!
I wonder if they cause a passing thing like the beans here?wonderful macro
Excellent macro! It's a reminder for me, that beauty is even in the smallest.
Great macro, nice background choice and cool six pack!
We have them here in Florida too Piet! Well captured!
Very cool!!!