Macro Photography - Some beautiful wildflowers

While hunting for insect macro objects in the forest a few days ago, I also happened to come across some wild plants whose flowers were blooming. The beauty of this wild flower feels a shame if I just ignore it. So I chose to capture some photos those wildflowers. The first wildflowers are white in small, oblong rows. This flower comes from a wild plant called Latin Alternanthera philoxeroides.

Then this second little pink flower is no less attractive than the white flower above. This flower comes from a wild plant called Latin Melochia corchorifolia. This plant often grows in open fields or land that has been used for cultivation.

And finally, the flower from the Asystasia gangetica plant. The dominant color is white, but has a slight mixture of red which makes it have its own characteristics, which makes this flower look more attractive. And below I have uploaded some photos of the Asystasia gangetica flower that I mean.