Physalis alkekengi by moochagoo
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Description
Bladder-cherry, Chinese Lantern, Japanese-lantern, or Winter cherry; Japanese: hōzuki.
Comments (26)
Trop parfaite cette macro Philippe!
I love these, great capture!
these are great!!
real cool shot
très original. Jolie photo!
Goes well with bird's nests. So delicate in nature.
Really nice capture :)
I have never seen anything like this, superb capture, excellent detail.
Je connais très bien cette plante et ces lanternes comme je les appelle, la propriété de nos voisins quand j'étais enfant en était abondamment fournie. C'est vrai aussi que lorsque la pellicule orange a séché et laisse entrevoir le fruit à l'intérieur, l'effet est d'autant plus magique! Excellente photo!
The most wonderful thing about a Chinese Lantern is that it changes so many times on the plant. I love this shot of the lacy lantern with the fire inside. :-)
fabulous!
This is such a fascinating shot!!! Your colors and lighting are wonderful.
Fantastic color,lighting and details,Wonderful macro.
Beautiful shot! Mine are still green and i can't wait to eat them!
Awesome photograph... their collectables here though I haven't found out quite why yet.
beautiful capture, lovely colors and texture
...or Jews' Cherries. Great capture. Some Physalis are eaten, but P. alkekengi is poisonous.
Tres bel éclairage, bien jolies couleurs et superbe dentelle de Dame Nature.
Awesome !
...wunderschönes Foto von der Lampion-Blume!!!!
How cool! What a beautiful lacy cage the fruit rests in! Really neat shot!
Capture vraiment étonante
Great photo!!!! Excellent capture. ROBY :O)
I really like this one! EXT!
Very curious plant, I wonder is that is its natural state or was bred that way. Excellent shot.
WOW!! Excellent shot!!