Last Sunday I went for a walk around my community taking advantage of the fact that it had stopped raining , although after I went out I almost regretted it because sunlight was so strong. I don't know why, but when it has just finished raining or almost raining, the sun is so strong that it seems to prick your skin. Well, back to the point at hand, I decided to take a few pictures with my cell phone and although I was not satisfied with all of them, I brought these two to share with you. I liked the fact that when I approached the lens, the environment is slightly blurred. In the post processing I intensified, just a little, the color of my flowers.

This plant is called "Allamanda" and is a genus of hairy-seeded tropical shrubs or climbers native to South and Central America. Its large, bright flowers are popular as an ornamental plant. In regions like ours they can survive all year round.