This is another flower from my mum’s garden, I think it’s called Dianthus, but with several hundred thousand species of flowers in the world I can’t be sure. I thought it was quite an unsual flower with the jagged edges of the petals and the curls coming out of the centre
I wish all Muslims Ramadan Kareem. May we all make the most of this blessed month and find peace of heart, mind, body and soul. And to everyone else, God bless you and have a nice day!
I think these flowers are really pretty, they remind me of daisies but in brighter colours. This one hasn’t quite unfolded its petals yet but I think it creates a striking effect
I really like how the tree looks against the dramatic pink and grey sky. This was taken on my phone and I was pleased with the colours that came out
I’m facinated by how soft and fluffy the petals of this flower look. I’m not sure what flower they are from but i love the texture
I really like the glassy look and definition if the beads in this photo. You can also see my picture of another set of prayer beads here which I like just as much
I really like the different colours, and the way they work together in this picture
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