I got inspired by #melinda010100 when I was reading her post about life in the garden, I saw the beautiful flowers, trees and insects, and It looked so beautiful that I had to try my own.
I was outside fetching water and it was sunny with beautiful weather that blended perfectly. The weather was cool and the scenery was a beautiful capture of God's creation. Before I knew it, nature's beauty inspired me to capture it on camera.
The mango tree was stunning, even without fruit. Too bad it's not the mango season. Beneath the mango tree, a vibrant flower attracted flies and moths dancing around it.
The spider was looking for a place to spin a web, I accidentally destroyed the spider web while fetching water and I felt bad. "I'm sorry, little spider, I had to disrupt your home." However, the spider's resilience was inspiring, it rebuilt its web right before my eyes. It was fascinating.
The snail was moving slowly on the dry stick. I had no idea where it was going, but the cool weather seemed to have brought it out, that's when you'd mostly see them. Oh my, it saw me taking a photo and raised its head.
My landlady has a small garden with she various trees. I took a picture of trees and plants, wondering if one was a lime tree.
When the rain drenched the tree, the fruit became visible and I realized it was indeed a lime tree, alongside an orange tree too.
A plants radiated natural vibrancy under the clear blue sky, and the sunlight enhances their beauty natural beauty. I couldn't help but capture the moment.
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." - Albert Einstein
