One calm afternoon, at the end of a small garden that was almost forgotten, a cellphone camera lens with GCAM technology captured an invaluable moment. Not from expensive cameras, but from the hands that are sensitive to simple beauty.
In the middle of the fertile green leaves, standing dashing a collection of small purple flowers, which seemed sparkling in the soft light of the sunset. The colors steal the attention, like the whisper of nature you want to hear. The highlight of the sun's light gently bounces between its petals, creating a natural bokeh effect that spoil the eyes, adding a charming depth dimension in each shot.
Right behind him, vaguely visible red dots from the other flowers, as if hello from a distance, adding a warm touch to the dominant green and purple composition. The sky blue, covered in thin clouds, is a calm background for wild life that is blooming.
The atmosphere in this photo is not just a portrait of flowers, but a portrait of peace. The camera not only captures the shape, but also the cool taste of the afternoon breeze, the calm of nature that is not disturbed, and the fragrance of flowers that can almost smell from the screen.
Through a simple cellphone camera, the photographer proves that beauty does not always need expensive equipment, but enough with observant eyes and sensitive hearts.
"Purple on the edge of the twilight" is not just a title but the story of how nature speaks through light and color, and how beauty can be present on the sidelines of a normal day, if we want to stop and pay attention to it.
Thank you to all my friends who have given me encouragement and opportunities. See you again later in my next post, see you.
| Picture | Photography |
|---|---|
| Category | natural nature |
| Camera Used | Oppo N1 |
| Model | Handphone |
| Location | Aceh - Indonesia |
NOTE : I write all articles in Indonesian language and then to translate in to English I used Google's translate help
NOTE : I write all articles in Indonesian language and then to translate in to English I used Google's translate help
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