red and yellow

I've forgotten its name but it certainly cheers up the living room in this grey November. I can remember that the variegated leaves in the background belong to a dieffenbachia so some brain cells are still working!!

[JudyC]

Very pretty.

[Judith Greenwood]

You can't beat a bit of exotica for November!

[wendy frost]

A wonderful capture and great colours to brighten a dull day.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely cheerful plant --what we need these November days !!

[Graham Thresher]

A really beautiful capture.

[Carol]

Beautiful, a fav!

[Rosie Kind]

lovely - Fav

[Denise fuller]

Fabulous macro

[mittens (Marilyn)]

What a pretty looking flower with a beautiful combination of colors. Excellent shot.

[Pyrrhula]

It`s is a flower from a Bromelia , I think a Vriesea species. The one in the back is a Dieffenbachia . Take care with them. They are/taste like pepper. Even when you only cut a leave you fingers are tainted for a long time.
A beautiful shot and processing

[Diana Moss]

A lovely macro shot of this colourful flower

[Janiskay]

Gorgeous macro! Love your depth of field. Fav!

[Margo]

Lovely

[Leah]

Gorgeous capture!!! How wonderful to have this lovely plant blooming indoors this winter!!! FAV!!!

[Richard Hickey]

Stunning macro. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Tammy]

Love those colors!

[Vicki Dixon]

exotic plant and it is really nice that the DOF shows the dieffenbachia in the background

[John]

Lovely capture. Looks quite exotic!

[Susan C Clow]

What a lovely image and such nice colors and great focus.

[Joyce]

Great capture Hazel

[Molly]

Good shot. I can see it does brighten up the house, especially on such a dreary day as the one we've just had.

[Nicole]

beautiful flower!