MONOMAD TUESDAY "FLOWERS"

Hello Hive Community.

I hope you all are fine. I am also fine here. This is my entry for the #monomad challenge June 30th. I thought a lot about creating today's monomad community post. Because I often present street photographs in black and white in the monomad community. But today I have tried to present something new in the monomad community. In today's post, I have presented photographs of flowers in the post. Each of these photographs is taken from a close-up view. I hope you will definitely like my black and white photographs today.

I am a nature lover. You will often see scenes of mountainous areas and wonderful views of nature in my post. But in today's post, I have presented a beautiful creation of nature "Flower" in front of you in a different way. I like to see flowers with their colors. But today I have shown that flowers look beautiful even without their natural colors in these photographs.

If I ask you, after the natural scenes of mountains and valleys, what I like to capture the most on camera is flowers. Whenever I get a chance, I do not miss capturing flowers on camera. My favorite flower is rose. In today's post, you will not see rose flowers. But the flower that you see in the photographs presented here is called "Indian Blanket". This flower is mainly found in two colors. The top of this flower is yellow and the middle part is red.

One of the best things about the Indian Blanket Flower is that it can easily grow anywhere in the garden and even in harsh environments. This flower does not require much water and can grow easily even in poor soil. All these factors make this flower a good option for dry areas. This flower also loves sunlight. Therefore, it grows best in open places where it gets a lot of sunlight.

The Indian Blanket Flower is also helpful for nature. This flower attracts bees, butterflies and other pollinators. These insects help the plant grow by spreading pollen. Because of this, the Indian Blanket Flower helps in keeping the environment healthy. The Indian Blanket Flower is not only beautiful but also strong and helpful for nature.

I hope that my post will be accepted for the #monomad challenge June 30th.

I sincerely thank you for visiting and reading my post.