This red hibiscus plant had been on my in-laws front yard for many years already. I've seen her years back when we visited hubby's hometown at Cabanglasan, Bukidnon, Philippines. I should have photographed her then, but unfortunately I don't own a DSLR that time, and using a point and shoot camera to take her photo had never came into my mind.
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Two years ago, I was able to take her photo using my Canon 1000D camera on her very early stage. A bud that is so beautiful, fresh and waiting to bloom on her own. You can check it here.
Last Friday, we spent our long holiday at my in-laws place. As always these pretty plant never fails to give us beautiful blooms.
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I photographed her after the rain this time using a Canon 60D DSLR, but looks like the rain drops were taken in by the petals. You have to look at it carefully for you to see the water.
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Awesome ruby rose!
ReplyDeleteGumamela at whatever color is well-loved around the world. Sometimes we ignore them here because they are perennially there, but they are already a big part of our psyche as a people! Isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHummingbirds love those plants, too. Have you seen any?
ReplyDeletebeautiful capture!
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Pretty hibiscus! I featured a double hibiscus. :)
ReplyDeleteMy Ruby
Yes, I like that pretty flower, great pictures. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a hibiscus with so many petals!! I do love the water she has caught in her petals, though!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I love flowers too.
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