Flowers have always intrigued me. I’m still enjoying sharing the snapshots of flowers which I took when I was at the Garden At the Bay a few weeks back. In fact on that outing I took close to 200 shots!
It is really amazing to see so many different blooms housed under one roof.
I found this light pink bloom above really unusual. The flowers were pointing downwards instead of up and it had lots of tiny buds on a single bloom.
This was another pink bloom which I spotted that was facing downwards. This particular flower looked more dainty as compared to the previous one as it had stamens sticking out instead of buds.
This flower reminded me of the baby bottle brush cleaner which I have at home to clean milk bottles. Do you see the resemblance too?
This is another brush like flower which I spotted. It resembles more like a brush use for mixing oils in cooking.
Do you like looking at unusual flowers too?
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They are unusual, but very pretty!
Those are beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely love the downward facing pink flower. It looks like a ballerina up on pointe! I recently went to a botanical garden, they never disappoint. They are a buffet of colors and a feast for the eyes! Thanks for sharing!
I really like the first one!
I love your use of aperture. I just learned how to do that this month. Your photos are amazing. Thanks for sharing and hosting.
Is the top flower a begonia? I recognize the upside down one, that a fuchsia. I have not seen that color combination before. I wish I could grow fuchsias, but the desert is just too hot and dry for them. I hope more flowers are in store for us. I love seeing beautiful and different blossoms.
They are beautiful especially the first one
Gorgeous! I love spring flowers. Have a terrific day!
Lovely and not very common. These look like tropical flowers.
Have a lovely day!!
They are so pretty! I’m loving the detailed shots.
These are beautiful flowers and photos. Thank you so much for sharing.
The flowers are exceptionally beautiful. I would not mind having it on my table right now. Great shots too, Sis:)
Melgie
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Beautiful flowers!!! Thank you for sharing such great pics!!
These are so pretty!
These are indeed unusual flowers but extraordinarily beautiful! I wish I could visit Singapore again and check out this new spot.
Nice shots! All the flowers look so pretty. I’m unfamiliar with most of them.
Oh, those are unique looking flowers but absolutely lovely. Yes, the other one reminds me of a bottle brush, how nice. You really did capture the beauty of nature in those shots. Great job!
Oh, I love taking photos of flowers. I am sad that I have not been to gardens by the bay. It opened a week after we went to Singapore.
I sure would like to see more kinds of flowers. That would be a great place to visit. That flower that looks like a baby bottle brush cleaner made me smile.
I do like to look at unusual flowers. Your description of the bottle brush made me smile, it does look like that too.
Beautiful photography and flowers! Happy WW!
Such beautiful flowers!
I am honestly not into flowers, but i went to Gardens by the Bay and enjoyed my visit tremendously, i also enjoyed Keukenhoff very very much so i guess i love to be surrounded by flowers and nature! Beautiful photos of flowers you got there!
Fantastic blooms captured beautifully Dominique,
I can also get carried away when photographing flowers. I recognise all of the flowers but for the last one…it’s very unusual.
Gorgeous blooms which you’ve captured beautifully Dominique,
I also get carried away when photographing flowers
Now these flowers I don’t recognize! All I know is that they are all beautiful; your shots are also beautiful!
Hi, Dominique! I don’t think I’ve ever seen these flowers here in Manila. Oh how I would love to visit a pretty garden and spend the afternoon there reading with a cup of tea.
Beautiful flowers! I really like the last one that resembles an artists paint brush or maybe a makeup brush.
The red bottle brush like flower is indeed belongs to the bottle brush tree. (Callistemon citrinus) Actually, NPark planted some of these trees on the roadsides and some estates too. I found some in my neighbourhood but I had never realised they were there until recently.