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RE: PHOTOCHAIN Challenge TESTNET - Edition number 156 [ENG | ITA]
Ha habido participaciones maravillosas. Esta es la mía:
Le ofrecí a mi amigo @gems.and.cookies compartir una fotografía de una flor que en mi pueblo, Carúpano, llamamos "micrófono" por su forma.
Ayer fui al mercado solo con el objetivo de hacer mi foto. Le expliqué a la vendedora de flores que se trataba de un reto fotográfico, y ella muy amablemente sacó del "balde" donde estaban las flores solo "tres" para que yo tomara la foto. Ese gesto de su parte me pareció hermoso. Al fondo están unas "calas", que también son muy comunes en mi pueblo.
Así cumplo con el reto de las dos palabras: "Tres y rojo". Además, agrego la palabra: "manos".
Me gustaría invitar a mis amigas: @evagavilan, @genomil y @lunasilver.
Nota: La foto fue tomada con mi teléfono Samsung Galaxy A07.
Hola mi amiga!!! This is so beautiful 😲 I thought the microphone that you mentioned will look exactly like the Candle Plant that I showed in my entry. But these are definitely not the same. These are much much more beautiful than the candle plants. I looked it up and according to Google these are called Behive Ginger or Shampoo Ginger. This is the first time I have seen one. In fact three of them 😁 It was so kind of the vendor lady to let you take a photo of 3 of these for PhotoChain. I also noticed the red flowers at the back. We call them anthurium here, and they are a bit expensive, actually.
What an awesome entry @solperez. I like it very much. Thanks for sharing and wishing you the best of luck this week 👍☺️🤗
Gracias por tu mensaje tan cálido, mi apreciado amigo. Acá, "las flores de anturio" son muy económicas, Creo que son las más económicas que venden en el mercado. Probablemente un "colibrí" se daría vida libando de los micrófonos, jeje.
I have always been very impressed by such talented people because there are very few people who create new things from different things in such a way that the viewer has no idea what it is made of. It is also clear in the photos you have shown that the person who made it has made it with great effort and craftsmanship, using sophistication. I myself am also very fond of art and often try to make something at home that is mind-blowing.
A beautiful finding, thanks for joining Solperez. That shape reminds me a lot of a pine cone. Welcome to the new edition and a big good luck :)
Yes. It's a very exotic flower from this region. It's often used in floral arrangements.