red explosion by netot
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Incredible! I had not uploaded photos since last year:)LOL
I took this photo near the artificial pond. I do not know how the flower is called, but is one of my favorites, as it resembles a red firework.
Comments (16)
beautiful flower, great colors and lighting
That looks like a Calliandra? or maybe a Metrosideros? - I just cannot be too sure, but Andrea might know for sure ... it always reminds me of a powder puff - very coquette ;) vibrant image Neto, I can see why it is your fav. BB
Super!
Splendid flower, well captured!
absolutely stunning!!! brilliantly portraited! I think Brigitte is so right! :-D should be Calliandra emarginata? since that is native in Surinam as well Metrosideros lives at the other end of our globe handsome flower, awesome pic!!!
Most awesome capture hon love it.
Very beautiful flower Great capture
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzing clarity and details! Wonderful colors!
looks simply beautiful !! wonderful capture of this beauty too !!
Oh I love this little firework. LOL!!! :))))) It really does resemble one don't it. :))))) I really love the beauty of this flower. :)))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing your Summer. :)))) Seeing and hearing about summer really helps me through the winter we are now having. :))))) Thank you for the smile. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
Very nice...it is so fine!
Lovely shot!
Wonderful colors and fantastic details and DOF. Excellent shot!!
Such a fantastic flower and capture, Neto. I would love to see this flower I.R.L., it's so special.
Wonderful shot! And very "Christmasy" colors! :)
Calliandra or Powderpuff plant. Nice shot.