Heliconia rostrata (Hanging Lobster Claw, False Bird of Paradise) is a large evergreen perennial with huge, leathery, banana-like, dark green leaves, up to 4 ft. long. Brilliant bracts of florets packed on thick stems.
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Faces bright 9 AM morning sun give sharp pretty images.
Canon R5, P Mode.
Use PHOTOSHOP "Content Aware" to "fill" up white space on right of original image to get whole square full.
How to fill up the right side which is white? I had no idea.
Recently, I read a photo magazine and learnt from the writer who shares his knowledge.
Steps are "Photoshop - Fill - Rectangle - Content Aware". See below. It is not ideal for
this image as the leaves on the extension look weird,
but in some images, it will continue the scenery by extension!
Recently, I read a photo magazine and learnt from the writer who shares his knowledge.
Steps are "Photoshop - Fill - Rectangle - Content Aware". See below. It is not ideal for
this image as the leaves on the extension look weird,
but in some images, it will continue the scenery by extension!
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11 Nov 2022
Heliconia flowers in Singapore General Hospital garden do well in full sun to part shade in sheltered locations. The large, long-lasting flowers come in shades of red, orange, yellow, pink and green.
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