Close up of a bright red Hibiscus flower, on its own branch

I really like the form of a Hibiscus flower, since the bright color, the way that the stamen and the pollen stand out, all look really good. In this photo, you can see the close up of the flower, highlighted with all its features.

A couple of bright red Hibiscus flowers

We were at a resort when we came across this plant (the same height as a man) that looked real good. The plant had a contrast, since there was a lot of sun-baked earth and right next to that, a very green plant with some bright red Hibiscus flowers on the plant. Early in the morning, the plant and the flowers looked great.

Preparing for a celebration inside the Jaipur City Palace

The Jaipur City Palace is a very popular tourist location in the state of Rajasthan, India. A large number of people come here on a regular basis, and it is one of the tourist spots in Jaipur to visit. In this particular case, the staff of the resort are preparing for a celebration to be held there later in the evening, and it involves stringing bright red banners as part of the decorations.

Yellow private area of the Jaipur City Palace

The Jaipur City Palace in India is maintained very well, inspite of the large number of tourists who visit the place on a daily basis. This is also remarkable as a tourist destination in the sense that there is a public area, and there is a private area. The huge yellow part of the construction is the private area of the Jaipur City Palace.

Working on a decoration inside the Jaipur City Palace

A photo of people working for an evening festival inside the Jaipur City Palace. There was a celebration for tourists, and workmen were hanging red cloth banners from an elevated wooden platform. In the background, you can see the red edifice of the Palace walls.

View of the red tourist area and yellow private areas of the Jaipur City Palace

This photo shows the 2 separate sections of the Jaipur City Palace; you can see both the public section of the structure in red sandstone finish, and the yellow private section of the palace.