A lotus flower photographed in Vietnam
A lotus flower photographed in Vietnam.
One of nature’s most mythical flowers, with its lilac color and its ever-present presence in places of worship.
It is often found in pagoda ponds because it is a sacred flower for Buddhists.
I photographed this particular flower in a pagoda along the Mekong River Delta.
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Photos taken with Canon EOS M100 camera and Tamron 16-300 lens.
Nelumbo Adans is a genus of aquatic plants, the only genus in the Nelumbonaceae family, that appeared on Earth 80 million years ago. It comprises only two species, native to America, Asia, and Australia, with highly decorative leaves and large white, pink, yellow, and red flowers, known as lotus flowers.
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A lotus flower photographed in Vietnam – Une fleur de lotus photographiée au Vietnam – Una flor de loto fotografiada en Vietnam – Uma flor de lótus fotografada no Vietnã – Eine in Vietnam fotografierte Lotusblume – Chụp ảnh hoa sen ở Việt Nam
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