I played around with the filters in Nik Color Efex for this shot – not something I usually do, but I was having fun. 🙂
Anyone know what kind of flower it is?
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8 Comments
I have no idea but it's nice. You should play more, you make great pics, and if you had some good time, good for you. This is what's really matters 😀 That's my philosophy too.
Yelowusredstripodus?
Yes I know begins with G
Thank you for the kind words +Adelita Carmen Vasioiu , it is very nice of you to say so 🙂
+Brian Kemper , that must be it! I did not know you were a botanist! 😉
+hegde supriya , sorry… no idea.
Though I may not be much of a botanist, I am a bit of a googler : ) I believe this is a Gazania: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gazania
Yesssss!!! Wanted to Google in time, thanks. Grows well in cool wet climates and hill slopes. All kinds of bright colours. Beautiful and one of my favorites.
Wow, nice work +Brian Kemper , +hegde supriya ! I`ve never even heard of that name before, something new learned today 🙂