This image captures a close-up, overhead perspective of a dense arrangement of flowering plants in Los Teques, Venezuela

This image captures a close-up, overhead perspective of a dense arrangement of flowering plants in Los Teques, Venezuela. The primary subjects are numerous chrysanthemums (likely pompon or decorative types) in various stages of bloom, predominantly displaying shades of light to medium purple and pink. Approximately eight large, fully open chrysanthemums with a spherical, densely petaled structure are prominent. Their colors range from a soft lavender-pink to a more vibrant magenta-pink. One partially open flower in the lower-middle-left exhibits a deeper magenta center, contrasting with its lighter outer petals. Two small, tightly closed buds of a similar deep magenta hue are visible, one in the lower-middle and another in the lower-right. The flowers are supported by dark green stems and foliage, which are partially visible between the blooms and in the background. In the upper background, out-of-focus clusters of smaller, darker purple flowers are present, suggesting additional plant varieties. A small, dark insect is discernible on the upper surface of the large chrysanthemum located in the lower-left quadrant. The bottom edge and lower-right of the frame show a light grey, textured surface, possibly a planter's rim or ground. The lighting suggests an outdoor environment.