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Hello friends, today I will discuss with you the topic of The beauty and photography of the hibiscus flower.The details are given below.

The hibiscus, otherwise known as hibiscus flower, is a distinctive colorful product of our Bengali nature. I have always been drawn to this flower oddly enough since I was a little girl. As I wake up in the morning looking at a red or a yellow hibiscus plant, all of a sudden my mind feels better. Its petals appear to be so soft and full of color as though it had been painted by nature itself.

In my opinion, it is the color that makes hibiscus flower the most beautiful. Dark red, orange, yellow and white, every color has some kind of charm. I can make a magical beauty of it especially in the morning, when I can take a picture of a dewy hibiscus flower. When I press the shutter of my camera against a flower with my hand, I do not necessarily want to make a picture, but to make a mood.

The hibiscus flower also has another special feature with regard to its shape. The central section of the stamen that sticks out so much with respect to the flower body, forms another characteristic in photography. I usually make photos with the back being blurred and middle of the flower focused. This also underlines the main beauty of jaba flower.

Once again, jaba flower does not stop at the beauty outside. It is significantly valued in Hindu religious ceremonies particularly when offering this flower to Maa Kali. It is with this in mind that I at times take themed photos.

Altogether, jaba flower is not an ordinary flower, yet a flower-poem screwed by my lens. Each of its petals is a coloured language of thought. The deeper I am involved into this small yet great beauty of nature the more I love it again and again.

Picture of myself