To start this weekend, some photos of hilly areas that are no longer virgin due to dredging are my choice to take part in the #monomad challenge organized by 
The following photos were taken with the first camera, a Canon EOS 3000D + 17-50 mm lens canon.
Residents claim that the hills were dredged to create new access points for settlements' connecting roadways.
When I made sure, behind the hill there was a settlement marked by the construction of a new housing complex, and some heavy equipment is still parked at that location.
At that time, the former hillside that had been dredged became the object of my photo. Because the slopes have formed various patterns. In my opinion, the pattern is formed due to the swift flow of rainwater on each slope. Because of these few months, the intensity of rainfall is high. Here are the photos:
Thank You:
Nandaalbintang
