Tag: Plants

Jumbu, or as Fahim insists, Jambu, is a fruit that grows here. This is a picture of…

I played with colour and light, and upped the black intensity in combination with getting as close as I could to the palm leaf.

I’ve mentioned before that we have a few croton plants in our garden. I love them – they’re colourful and interesting to look at, methinks, and even lovelier after a good rain. 🙂 I hope you enjoy looking at my crotons as much as I have. 🙂

These flowers are ixora, which I learned just recently from Krishna Mohan in a comment he left…

This is a papaya leaf from the volunteer papaya tree growing in our front yard. We still don’t know whether it’s a boy plant, a girl plant, or a bisexual/hermaphrodite plant.

A month and a half back, Fahim and I were returning home when we saw this truck. … Cuz I really don’t think we’re in an alternate universe right now, you know? As it turns out, we got our answer when the car we were in passed the truck.

A month and a half back, Fahim and I were returning home when we saw this truck. … Cuz I really don’t think we’re in an alternate universe right now, you know? As it turns out, we got our answer when the car we were in passed the truck.

A month and a half back, Fahim and I were returning home when we saw this truck. … Cuz I really don’t think we’re in an alternate universe right now, you know? As it turns out, we got our answer when the car we were in passed the truck.

These are pictures of flowering grass, a fairly common plant, yeah? I played around with tints, colours, and so on to see what kind of effects I’d get and what could be created out of a common plant. … What would you do if you were playing with these images?

We have a few different types of crotons in our garden, but this one is my favourite. … What do you think of the photo(s)? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it?

Since we don’t have seasons as in winter, summer, spring and fall, but rather we have monsoon/not monsoon seasons, we tend to have leaves turning brown and drying out throughout the year. This is from one of our decorative palms in our front yard. … Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it?

Two palm leaves, intersecting lines. What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it?

A few days ago , I mentioned a decorative palm we have in our front yard that has seeds that go from brownish yellow to yellow to orange to a deep red. These aren’t those seeds, although these are located in the same seed pod thingie that bursts open. I don’t actually know what these are called, but I find them interesting.

This is the flower for one of the potted plants we have outside. And I really really really wish I knew my flowers and what they were called. … Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it?

We have a decorative palm in our front yard that goes to seed in a sort of serial manner. One seed pod opens up and matures, then a month or so later, another one does the same, and so on. As these seeds mature, they turn orange, and then to a deep rich red.

We have a lot of plants that, honestly, I have no idea at all what they’re called….

We have a lot of ants here. Big ants, little ants, littler ants. Some are fast and…

We have a volunteer papaya tree growing in our front yard. We get all sorts of volunteer…

Since I started using Adobe Lightroom a couple of weeks ago, I’ve been playing around experimenting with…

What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it? What…

What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it? 🙂

I wish I knew what this flower is called. It has such an unusual – to me…

What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it? 🙂

What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it? 🙂

What do you think? Do you like it, hate it, or are you indifferent to it? 🙂