Hello, Hive communities. I hope you are all doing well. Today, I would like to share with you my experience of recognizing the beauty in the process of death or decay in nature.
I recently promised myself that I would take more photos with my camera, since it's not the same with my phone. The quality of the camera is wonderfully unique, and I should take much more advantage of it.
When I went to pick up Ishai from school, I was thinking about what photos I could take in the neighborhood. As I walked, it was raining, and I noticed a stream where I could see a flower. Somehow, the movement of the water and the flower in the background had a certain beauty, slowly dying.
It was here that I came up with the idea of photographing fallen leaves that caught my attention, that had something different about them, somehow, a beauty that gradually deteriorates.
Beauty is highly subjective, as it is understood according to one's consciousness. For example, human beings transform their appreciation of beauty according to their age. In youth, we do not understand old age or time, and when we are older, life makes us love that process without asking us if we want to. That is where we understand how beauty is linked to time, time, and its appearance.
As a photographer, I love texture, especially when it comes from nature, as I consider it to be the most real thing that exists, like the beautiful bark of trees.
Las hojas en sus procesos de desconexión del árbol, transforma su pigmento, poco a poco, lo cual genera unas figuras muy interesantes que me parece atractivas para fotografiarlas.
I am happy to have this connection with plants. I really enjoy the bond with nature that I have been experiencing here in Ciudad Casarapa. I hope to continue capturing life from my way of thinking.
Sin más nada que decir, espero que estás fotografías, les agrade, muchas gracias, por acompañarme en este post.
Without further ado, I hope you enjoy these photographs. Thank you very much for joining me in this post.
