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Officially known as ‘physalis alkekengi,’ Chinese lantern plants may look perfect for autumn photos due to their orange color, but they actually bloom during the winter and dry during the spring. Regardless of which season you use them, though, they’re an eye-catching prop, especially in simple, still life photos.
Girl with Chinese Lantern Plant by Gloria de los Santos
Physalis Alkekengi Chinese Lantern Seedpod by Michel Spence
Physalis Alkekengi Chinese Lantern Seedpod by Michel Spence
Tangerine Lanterns by Debbra Obertanec
Chinese Lantern Plant by Illustrious Peacock
Physalis by gbrosseau
Lanterns by ara133photography
Chinese Lantern by Machel Spence
Chinese Lantern Seedpod by Michel Spence
Chinese Lantern Seedpods by Michel Spence
Fragile Beauty by Dez
Little Lanterns by Benson Kua
Chinese lantern by liz west
妻籠の秋 autumn of Tsumago by きうこ
Decoration by Steffen Zahn
Physalis alkekengi by ni22c
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