The cold air immediately hit us as soon as we got off the bus towards the edge of Mount Salak. The falling drizzle was supposed to make the atmosphere romantic, but the strong wind made us shiver. Some students who didn't bring thick jackets didn't expect the weather to be so cold so they didn't stay out in the open for long.
Strong gusts of wind can be seen from the tops of the sloping trees in this photo parade.
In a place close to a cliff, students and I from various universities in Indonesia enjoyed the natural surroundings. We breathe fresh, pollution-free air. In front of us, there was a verdant jungle mixed with thick fog.
The white mist was so close, it seemed like it could be touched. They rolled away from the tree area. But it seems like it never stops like a flock of birds migrating due to changes in weather and climate.
That's one of the views on Mount Salak, Aceh Utara, Indonesia. This place is one of the leading tourist destinations in Aceh Utara Regency. Every weekend, many people visit there.
With a Canon D-100 SLR camera I photographed the students from various angles. As camera objects, students are sometimes aware of the camera and adopt a unique style. But there are also several poses that were photographed secretly. Sometimes, I also become part of the photo object.
With its white mist and natural lines that blend together, the coolness of Mount Salak is a gift to be grateful for.[]
