Ipomoea cairica

I love taking photos. In the past, I did it for more commercial purposes. But in recent years, I've become an amateur, since my main job doesn't allow me to fully dedicate myself to photography. There are moments when you see an interesting shot, but don't have a camera on hand - that's when a smartphone comes to the rescue.

In my yard on the stone fence grows a wild climbing plant called Ipomoea cairica, it blooms with small funnel-shaped purple flowers. A few days ago I was getting ready for work and noticed that the sun rays were at the level of this flower in such a way that, at a certain angle they literally illuminated it from within. I hope you'll appreciate this shot and see the same beauty that I saw.