A snapshot of random flowers from my walk

Wherever I go, I find myself attracted to any kind of flowers and take photos of them before I leave. There are times that even though I'm rushing on my journey, I still manage to spend a few seconds to grab my camera or my phone to take a shot of a specific subject. That's especially true for a flower that looks as beautiful as a rose. I think that every stage of a flower has its unique attractive qualities as it progresses from a bud until it reaches maturity.

I'm fortunate enough to live in a place where there are enough flowers that I can have as a subject. Some of the flowers were grown by us and our neighbors while some of the flowers grew by way of nature. Maybe the wind caused a flower to fall off from its stem and then the petals and the seeds were scattered on the ground. In a similar way, the rain poured over the area to where the seeds were scattered which then caused the reaction and allowed the seeds to grow as a plant. A cycle that keeps repeating until there's an entire plot of land that becomes a field of wild plants that bear these beautiful flowers.

Except for the first two photos, the rest of the flowers are considered wild plants. I just saw them along the walkway and I felt interested in taking photos of the flowers that they bear. The purple is tiny in size but it looks beautiful in macrophotography because all of the details were revealed.

I just wish that I had my camera with me during that time so I could get a picture with full detail and clarity to showcase the real beauty of this flower.