Hey guys can you help me identify this flower? thanks.
From the name on the photo, I suspect it was taken in the Philippines. (Of course, if you took the photo you will know this!) If you’re not the photographer, perhaps email him (easily traceable on Google)? The identity of the flower is a mystery to me - I’ve never seen anything quite like it. The central part almost looks like a sea anemone!
Is it “Audrey II”?
The general appearance is suggestive of something in the proteaceae, but I can’t find a very close match.
It also looks like it might be a fasciated specimen.
I’ve found another two photos of the same species of flower, but annoyingly it has no name on it. TinEye fails to find any matches.
See bottom row of this page.
It’s the Cannonball Tree, Couroupita guianensis. Here’s a photo of the flowers and fruits together.
The species is a member of the Brazil Nut family (Lecythidaceae) and is widely planted in the tropics as an ornamental.
Well, I was about as wrong as possible - sorry about that, but what an interesting plant.
Yes it was taken here in the Philippines. I did not took the photo. I’m also just helping id the flower. Thanks guys. 
Don’t feel bad. My first thought was one of the proteas, also.