Life in the wilderness: an afternoon of joy

How are you? I hope God is good. I was so excited to see these beautiful pictures of you. The eyes of your camera and the subtle feelings of your mind are fused together in these frames.

Sometimes it is the very ordinary moments of life that give us the greatest pleasure. Let's talk about this afternoon. There was no plan, just to take a breath in the open air. How many hundreds of small plants, how many unnamed flowers grow carelessly around us, how many of us look back? But today, when I was standing very close to the ground with my mobile in hand, I discovered another world.

As my camera lens was catching that little purple wildflower, I stopped a little, unbeknownst to myself. We are vacationing behind the famous, expensive flowers of the big garden, but we have never realised how strange the illusion of the flowers known as ‘weeds’ along this path is. The soft petals of the flower and the glow of the sun on it all together seemed like an abstract work of nature. The wind was blowing, and the flowers were blooming again and again. Every time I got a shot, my heart was filled with joy.

Looking a little further ahead, through the rough, rocky soil chest, some green souls have risen with their heads. It was the triumph of life between the dry chalk and the hard rock that made me think terribly. How little we despair, yet these nameless trees teach us-no matter how hostile the environment is, life is the name of our survival. Those green buds and little pods were as if saying, " We are, we are beautiful."

I didn't try to be a professional photographer. I just wanted to keep the peace. When I zoomed in and saw another fresh purple flower with wings next to a dried white flower head, it seemed like life was like that. The Old Falls, the new comes, and there is a constant stream in between.

My pictures taken with this Simple Mobile may not make the list of the best pictures in the world, but they are something much bigger for me. Because I found myself while taking these pictures. As we gasp in this mechanical life of brickwork, it is these wildflowers that remind us that a royal palace is not necessary to be beautiful; one can reign from sprouting into neglect in a corner of the forest.

These little gifts of nature teach us quiet patience and modesty. When I got home today, my gallery was not only full of a few pictures, but my mind was also full of an unearthly tranquillity. In fact, beauty surrounds u; all we have to do is have a magical eye to see and an open mind to feel. These little flowers are my favourite.

Photography	details
Category	Natural photography
Device	vivo y76
Location	Malaysia