Banana tree by Jean_C
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Description
I have photographied this big banana flower in the park "Jardin des Martels", Tarn, France
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200

Comments (38)
Beautiful capture with perfect technique !!
Wow, a really beautiful capture, like it.
Cool
Great capture ! ! !
Now banana? ponder ? Excellent shot!

this capture is PERFECT... une étonnante et magnifique photographie !!! Quel Talent Jean_Claude !!!
Cette fleur de bananier est vraiment étonnante, avec un côté archaïque pour la tige.......de plus, les feuilles sont esthétiquement disposées en arrière-plan.......magnifique prise de vue, Jean-Claude !
Wonderful capture!
bonne photo
pristine photography
Perfect capture!!
Great photographic work. Incredible actual such plant
superbe photo !!
well done
Great shot!
Merveilleuse photographie !!!
Jolie macro, bien piquée, Jean-Claude :)
superb detail and well balanced lighting
Looks so full of life, love bananas myself. Great job on shot, Jean.
Beautiful and unique flower. Beautiful crisp image. A favorite.
A fascinating photo and fine capture, Jean! Bravo!
Rich beautiful color, Jean. Such a wonderful close up ~cheers~
Nice shot.
Wonderful perspective, the colors and shapes make an amazing composition!!!
la nature fait de belles choses ! excellente photo
Lovely, excellent photography.
Whoa!!! Excellent photo!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😎
I'm on the verge of 80 years old , and I have never seen anything like this!! Never have I seen a banana flower, plenty of banana plants with the bananas , but, never this. Fantastic.
such a wonderful detailed picture and so sharp, love it
I never saw a banana flower this detailed. An amazing and fascinating photograph, Jean-Claude!