Another beautiful photography of beautiful flowers

Bismillahir Rahmani Rahim

Hello photography lovers how are you all? Hope you all are very well, I am also very well with your prayers and God's grace.

Dear friends today I will share with you another new flower photography. This flower is usually less common. I have not seen this flower much. That's why I don't know the name of this flower.

These flowers were photographed this afternoon, the flowers bloom beautifully in the morning, the flowers die in the afternoon. When I took the pictures the flowers were in the condition mentioned in the picture. And after a while the flowers will fall. Again in the morning new flowers will be born very beautiful.

When the new flowers bloom in the morning, the flowers are rounded like mics as the sunlight increases. Which look very beautiful.

I took a lot of time to take pictures of today's flowers. I took the pictures from after Asr prayer till Maghrib prayer. The reason for taking timed photos is to turn off the flash of the mobile phone camera when there is sunlight, and to take pictures with the flash light of the mobile camera after the sun light has decreased, to understand the difference between these two ways of taking pictures.

After a little observation, I saw that after evening, if you turn on the flush line of the mobile phone camera and take pictures of flowers, they are very beautiful. Looks like a DSLR camera image. Another day I will photograph this flower in the morning. Inshallah

Today's pictures are taken by me with my SAMSUNG A52 5G mobile. I have no idea about the flower photography that I shared with you today, what I found out by searching on Google is mentioned below.

These flowers are known as opium poppies or breadseed poppies. These flowers are a genus of flowering plants in the Papaveraceae family. It is the species of plant from which both opium and poppy seeds are produced, and is a valuable ornamental plant grown in gardens. Its native range is probably the eastern Mediterranean, but now obscured by ancient introductions and cultivation, naturalized across much of Europe and Asia. 👉 Source Wikipedia

Thanks everyone for viewing my photography today and reading my post today.