Whenever I notice something beautiful, interesting, or meaningful in my surroundings, I simply take out my phone and capture the moment.
Well, photography doesn't always require an expensive camera or professional equipment.
Sometimes, all we need is our phone.
Last Wednesday afternoon, we decided to take a short walk just in front of our house.
And as usual, the scenery always has something beautiful to offer.
Right in front of us is a wide landscape of green rice fields.
The view is just calm and refreshing, like an instant invitation of nature to slow down and breathe.
Did you know?
Green is one of the most calming colors for the human eye.
That is why being surrounded by green landscapes often makes us feel relaxed, refreshed, and at peace.
Just imagine if our surroundings were a different color.
What if the fields were bright red, violet, or even black?
Do you think it would feel as calming as the soft green? 🤔 Probably not.
That same afternoon, the sunset also added more beauty to the scene.
The whole atmosphere felt incredibly tranquil because of it.
And I was surprised that even with just a phone, the landscape and sunset turned out beautiful.
Living in a rural place like this will give you this kind of quiet scenery.
A peaceful feeling that is hard to describe.
After appreciating those surroundings, we started heading back home...
But look what caught my attention.
It was a tiny wild flower, growing among the grass.
And based on Google Lens, it was an Indian heliotrope.
See how delicate and beautiful it really is. 😍
Just a small white blossom, yet charming in its own way.
It was just a wild flower, that's why the petals looked so small and fragile.
Yet it's so beautiful if we only take the time to notice them.
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And I think this is the perfect ending to our afternoon walk.
If you also enjoy phone photography, I hope this inspires you to look around and appreciate the little scenes.
Until our next moment...
Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. 💗🌸
All images used in this post are my own unless stated otherwise.
