After capturing the image of my previous posting two weeks ago, I managed to capture another image almost from the same angle this morning. I am sure you could easily differentiate the two images. If you could see clearly the spider thread between the two stalks, your eyesight is definitely intact.
Pink flowers appearing at the branch extremities of the carambola (commonly known as star fruit) tree, provide me with an opportunity of having another image of nature.
The quality of morning light motivated me. One of the greatest satisfactions in photography is being able to capture an image with pleasure. Especially when the image is just right in your own backyard. Looking at this image, I think you need to have very sharp eyesight to identify the tiny insect on the tip of one of the flowers.
This image was taken almost at the same time together with “A View Of Lake Tekapo”. In order to show the field was flooded with these flowers, I decided to capture the image with a wide-angle lens.
Do not miss the other posting of “Russell Lupins Bloom At Lake Tekapo” that shows my different approach of capturing the same type of flowers.