Beauty of the Wild: Tropical Hoya || 10% to shy-fox

Right before dark, I had a short walk around my neighborhood, and I happened to notice some tiny flowers were growing near the dried ditch. I decided to stop by and started to take their pictures with my smartphone. Being around here, almost everything I found might have their own beauty.

This has encouraged me to find more subject without leaving these flowers behind. I believe this typical tiny wild plant is classified into Hoya Plant, a plant that has star-shaped, yellow and light green around the bud.

It's great to find such a beautiful tiny wild flower grow out there and I believe, it will be there for quite some time. Indeed, I might not miss this chance to take the photos. As I indeed love nature I tried my best to bring up its beauty to the surface. This typical wild plant is distributed throughout tropical countries, and Indonesia is one of its best homes to live in.

The thing that amazed me was the beauty of the color that made me hard to turn away before having them a shot. Thru the naked eyes, this plant is just a rough plant that is probably neglected, but the camera will make them good to be exposed.

As I love dealing with nature stuff, I attempted to try my best to bring up its beauty to the surface and together we observe the beauty around us.

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Camera	Smartphone
Category	Macrophotography
Lens	Lensbong Macro/Modified Macro lens