An upward-angled, close-up photograph depicts two okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) flowers and developing pods in an outdoor agricultural setting in Wuinta, Ghana

An upward-angled, close-up photograph depicts two okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) flowers and developing pods in an outdoor agricultural setting in Wuinta, Ghana. The foreground features a main stem from which two pale yellow flowers with distinct deep red-maroon centers and yellow stamens are blooming. One mature green, ridged okra pod is visible to the left, beneath the left flower, and another partially visible pod is to the right, behind the right flower. Small black ants are present within the right flower's petals and on the plant's stem. The plant's green leaves, some exhibiting small insect-induced perforations, frame the blossoms. The background consists of blurred green foliage and reddish-brown soil, indicating an active garden or field under bright sunlight. No individuals are present in the frame.