It had been drizzling the whole morning. I did not remove my camera from my backpack not for this reason, I was simply not inspired. I let free my huff to chase after the puff, my sweat to race with the pumping pulse.
If you think we had only a short conversation, then you were wrong. The nature replied me with some droplets on the leaves. What had I said? That's is my secret.
It was still drizzling when I reached the car park. I wanted to visit the dam for a look at the ripples which start small as a dot. There must be many dots and circles right now.
And when my camera moved along, the nature talked to me silently, through a tiny flower. I talked without speaking a word, through my mighty camera.
Not until then, I sat down, stared at the water, I withdrew my camera as though I was preparing my pencil and paper. I had seen something in my mind.
I was asked again in the comment box, and I am fond of answering you that when I am alone in the jungle, someone who is invisible or not is actually accompanying me. When I stared at the water, I had found this little plant. It was little but big enough to soothe my mind. It was ordinary but special enough to be painted in my eyes.
And when my camera moved along, the nature talked to me silently, through a tiny flower. I talked without speaking a word, through my mighty camera.
If you think we had only a short conversation, then you were wrong. The nature replied me with some droplets on the leaves. What had I said? That's is my secret.By the way, they are everywhere. I am not alone.
Awesome captures of the conversation you had with nature that day in the jungle. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's always to be in touch with mother nature, gives us the chance to think, be in touch with ourselves and be thankful for everything it has given us.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and words! I too seem to be drawn to what is around me all the time but perhaps not noticed.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you express the beauty of nature!
ReplyDeletesometimes in our quest for perfect beauty, we tend to overlook it is in everything we see...
ReplyDeletenature has offer us wonders after wonders - from the rising of sun till it sets, from time immemorial till date - it's just that we are simply pre-occupied to see it!
i love the photos,it's a great reminder how generous the nature is to those who appreciates it!you are one lucky guy, rain. lucky indeed!
Your photos are always very delicate, and beautiful..Having a conversation with nature is still better than having a conversation with oneself, which I do..
ReplyDeleteArtistic set of images. Wet and beautiful smooth rendering of bokeh
ReplyDeleteGood work :)
Beautiful images rainfield. That little plant is exceptional due to the different colors it displays and the droplets of water on the leaves are awesome.
ReplyDeleteYou won't share your conversation? Well the photos can talk too, more than enough to understand them =)
ReplyDeleteenjoy the rest of the week!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are not alone and glad that the plant stopped you for a conversation. Most of all I'm glad you did your talking through your camera and shared the results with us.
ReplyDeleteNature has it own ways of communicating with the people,from the sunset to give us the much needed vitamin D,from the rain which waters the soil, from the plants which give us the much needed oxygen and so on and so fort...nature is a complete wonder and beauty.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are lovely as ever.Have a wonderful day rainfiled.
Love the details! It's amazing how something so simple as the first one can look so artistic.
ReplyDeleteI think maybe your conversations with nature may be similar to mine. I often talk to the things I see. It's mostly a silent talk, but sometimes I talk out loud too.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much beauty around us that we sometimes tend to overlook. But here you found serenity and beauty in these simple things.
ReplyDeleteDiane: Those plants are ordinary but look nice in the pictures.
ReplyDeletePacey: You have interpreted very well, and we must be thankful for everything the nature has given us.
Cheryl: You will notice them from today onwards.
Kirigalpoththa: I like your way in which my way is appreciared.
Salitype: I am lucky, so you are, for I am able to share my luck with you.
Icy BC: Once you take out your camera, you are no more talking to yourself. You must agree with me.
roentarre: I am learning from you, my friend.
Poetic Shutterbug: I too agree with you on the little plant. I feel happy to see the pose in my viewfinder.
ReplyDeleteAyie: Oh! I forget that these photos may leak out my secret.
George: Everyone of us talk so nicely through our camera. You too.
Misalyn: Then I must be very rich in everything. Would like to continue sharing with you.
Sharkbytes: I like how you have commented. A simple one can be presentable as well.
Ratty: I would not talk out loud. I afraid this may frighten the invisible one.
jeannette stgermain: When I start to appreciate this simple thing, they return me with wonder.
Nice treasures you spotted in the big jungle. Nature speaks to you by sight and sound.
ReplyDeleteNothing beats the wonderful offerings of mother nature.
ReplyDeleteSome days, I am just not inspired to shoot so I don't shoot.
ReplyDeleteIt's just touching by your scripts and your talking.. keep writing & pray that will come to support you as years go by..
ReplyDeletevery well captured rain, good to know you're not alone, you have a good "invisible friend" rain,
ReplyDeletethank you and keep sharing us your adventure in nature.
AVCr8teur: Good day my friend. I speak to you by words.
ReplyDeleteLife Ramblings: Nature is never be selfish. She offers everybody the same share of delight.
Mei Teng: Some days, I am just not inspired to write so I don't write as well.
Anonymous: Hope that I can read you one day when I happen to see you somewhere.
maricar: Welcome back. It is interesting to read about your travel too.
Nature has so much to teach us if we are willing to listen and learn. Your photos are so beautiful and say more than mere words can express.
ReplyDeleteshare with us your secrets :)
ReplyDeleteI love these sort of pictures: little ordinary beauties!
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