Asters in the Garden

One summer day I managed to capture a flower bed with asters. Asters grew in a garden near a residential building. It was noticeable that the asters were well cared for and loved by their master.

It was interesting for me to take some photographs of asters (I just took my camera with me). The asters were in the midst of their bloom and fully opened their buds. In the center of each aster, there was a yellow base with pollen inside.

The asters were located alternately to each other and had two colors, purple and white. I tried to get as close as possible to the asters and get a correct and clear angle.

I noticed that the asters were holding back wooden sticks that were stuck in the ground. Most likely they were necessary to keep the thin stems from heavy flowers. Although, as you can see, not all the stems withstood the force of the buds and were lowered to the ground

I remember how, as a child, asters were one of the main flowers in my parents' garden and on any holiday we made bouquets of them and even just put them in a vase to decorate the house.

And this was a single flower that grew not far from the asters and had an attractive appearance. The flower did not look like an aster and had large petals in a slightly closed form.

All photos are mine and the work done belongs to me.

Camera:	Canon EOS 70D
Camera Lens:	Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
Camera Settings:	Diaphragm f/2\| Excerpt 1/800s \| ISO 100