I went to the Morrill Greenhouses from 12pm-1pm. I entered into the second collection house. I gazed through the flowers until one flower caught my eye. The flower was the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Malvaceae. I decided to photograph the flower in front. The first photograph I took was of the flower with some of the leaves. This photo was obtained by have the camera at a diagonal angle to get enough detail of the leaves and flower. The next photograph I took was of the flower up close. I took this photo at an slightly less than parallel to the flower in order to get the best detail. I took two more photos with a coin in order to show the relative size, one photo was of the whole plant with a quarter, and the second one was of the flower with a coin in view. By using a collage maker from the internet I created one figure. In the figure I also put a map with filled in countries of where the flower originated.
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