Dianthus barbatus.
Turkish cloves. The generic name of the plant is translated from Greek as "flower of Zeus" or "divine flower". Originally a Turkish clown from southern Europe, "flower of Zeus" or "divine flower". Origin of Turkish cloves from Southern Europe. For simplicity and beauty of flower gardeners enjoyed it. In Ukraine it is spread across all regions.
My contribution to Monday Monomad Photography Contest by @brumest.
TOPICS LIST:
Monday - Macro
Tuesday - Street
Wednesday - Abstract
Thursday - Animals
Friday - Flowers
Saturday - Silhouettes
Sunday - Skies
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As a photographer I like very much the contrast and the isertidness that the photo leaves, really very good. I hope to see more jobs with talents like this one. Bye
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