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Commelina diffusa  located in Sumedang, Indonesia. Classification Kingdom : Plantae – Plants Subkingdom : Tracheobionta – Vascular plants Division : Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants Subdivision : Angiospermae – Seed encloses plants Class : Liliopsida – Monocotyledons Order : Commelinales Family : Commelinaceae –  Spiderwort family Genus : Commelina –  dayflower Species : Commelina diffusa Burm. f. (1768) – Climbing Day Flower Synonym(s) ·        Commelina agraria Kunth (1843) ·        Commelina aquatica J.K.Morton (1956) ·        Commelina communis Benth., non L. (1849) ·        Commelina longicaulis Jacq. ·        Commelina nudiflora auct. non L. (CABI, 2018). Popular Name(s) L ocal name(s): Gewor (Sundanese and mostly Indonesian: but it refers to genus, so all of  Commelina species are  also called "Gewor"

Classification Kingdom : Plantae – Plantae Subkingdom : Tracheobionta – Vascular plants Division : Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants Subdivision : Angiospermae – Seed encloses plants Class : Liliopsida – Monocotyledons Order : Orchidales  Family : Orchidaceae  Genus : Dendrobium Species : Dendrobium phalaenopsis Fitzg Synonym(s) Dendrobium bigibbum Popular Name(s) ·        Local name(s): - ·        Common name(s):  Anggrek Larat (Indonesian), Cooktown Orchid (English) Description The generic name  Dendrobium  is derived  from Greek 'dendron'=tree and 'bios'=life; plants of many species of this genus perch on tree trunks and branches. The specific name  phalaenopsis  from the Greek 'phalaina'='moth, due to flower's resemblance to a moth  ( ANGB , 1985). Indonesian people called this or

I love to walk in the field or forest. I can feel the fresh air, or hear the sound of the wind and the sound of gurgling water. The view, green trees, blue sky, colourful flowers, and all of the amazing creature, everything attracted me. But the most important thing, it reminds me of The Creator. In this case, I agree with Pat Buckley, He said, "I can find God in nature, in animals, in birds, and environment." Nature is a gigantic library. It always shows a new thing, even in a small thing. It makes me think again, so many things that I don't know. So, it's always interesting to capture it in photos.  Actually, I am not a professional photographer, I'm just fascinated to do it. Initially, the equipment that I used just a smartphone. I used the Samsung "J5". Till one day, I think I need the additional tools, so I checked the Internet and decided to buy a macro lens for a smartphone.  So, here I wanna share some pictures that I took. 1.