Chrysanthemum Charm

Posted by Ziren (Singapore, Singapore) on 16 June 2010 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

Like I mentioned in the previous picture, wild chrysanthemum flowers in China are unmatched by any wild chrysanthemum flowers in Singapore - if there are any. The chrysanthemum flowers in Singapore are mostly nursery-bred - they have huge petals and a bright yellow colour. Well those are nice too but that's... Synthetic!

Picture-wise, I think the setting sun in the background makes the picture more interesting and appealing to the eye (:

I am Ziren Wang, a student from Raffles Institution, Singapore. I picked up a camera in January 2009 and I've never looked back. I seek to contribute to the very community that introduced me to photography as well - my school. I frequently and delightfully cover events for my school and my community as a member of the photographic society.

Your comments are greatly appreciated, and your critiques are adored. However, please do not reproduce these photos in any way without my permission. Please contact me if you have any enquiries. Visit my About page for my contact details.

Patricia (✿◠‿◠)❤ from Brecht, Belgium

Wow wow wow fantastic
5*

16 Jun 2010 8:23pm

@Patricia (✿◠‿◠)❤: thank you patricia that really encourages me (:

Canon EOS 500D
1/400 second
F/5.6
ISO 100
55 mm

china
jiujiang
flower
chrysanthemum
bee
silhouette

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on StumbleUpon