Friends, I hope you all are happy and very well and healthy. Yesterday friends, it was Saturday and on Saturday I have to work in my hospital but at the same time I have to do even more work because it is the last day of the week and on this day the work of the whole week has to be completed and submitted. I woke up early yesterday morning and went to the hospital for duty. And was left around 4 in the evening. My wife and I were thinking of going somewhere for a weekend trip, so we went to a water canal a short distance away in our village.
I have done sunset photography here, which I have shared with you from the light of day to the darkness of night and the last rays of the sun. The picture I have shared here has been clicked from my mobile, so it is possible that some photos may not be clear. I have tried to click these photos in high definition. It is said that if you want to see nature then wait for the evening because in the evening nature shows many views which are free and cannot be seen anywhere else.
In these photos you can see that the water is flowing with great force in the canal, but due to the depth of the water, it is not rising up much. Now if you look a little ahead of the canal, you will see a forest-like field which has been like this for a long time. On the other side of the forest is a mountain which protects the entire village. This mountain looks like a security guard that stops strong winds. It is said that these mountains are deeper underground than they are higher and they strengthen the hold of the land. It is already evening time but not sunset yet. It can be said that this is the time of Asr and sunset is clearly visible during Maghrib time.
Now it is time for sunset. The sun is now going to set and the sun has completely changed to saffron colour. I have taken the photo from very close. If I had taken the photo from the other side of the canal, you would have seen the sunset with the flowing water of the canal.
I changed my position and now I am taking photos on the right side of the setting sun where the sun's rays which were turning the cloudy color into red and saffron rays. The sun has hidden behind the clouds and a rainbow is being formed from it. The shadow of the sun's rays is falling on the ground as well as in the water and this water is also completely reflecting the light due to the reflection of the sky, due to which the water also looks colorful. The shadows of the trees are falling in the water and if seen from the left side, a freehand is seen forming in the water.
I again changed both my position and location and came to a location 1 kilometer away. I saw that now the sun has completely gone out of the sky and is looking yellow. If you look at the branches of the tree, it seems as if these are not photos but someone has designed the branches of the tree like Mehndi. If you look at the sky from above, it appears black in color.
Now the sun has set completely. I have clicked photos till the last ray of the sun. I have clicked the last photos as continuous photos. Many colors of the night are visible here. A car was passing by which was at high speed. I clicked photos of the speed of the car and the lights of the car were visible even in the water. Now you will not be able to see where the water is in these last photos. It seems as if there is no water in the canal. The reason for this is that some rays of sunset are reflected upwards in the sky and the rays from the sky pass through the ground and fall into the water. Due to darkness above us, there is darkness i.e. block colored shadow on the water due to which we cannot see the water. So this was a picture of a small picnic of mine yesterday over the weekend which has been described as photography.
TO SEE MY QUALITY CONTENT :
Second Time Exploring The Vadhvana lake - Sanctuary of Migratory Birds With Friends
120 kilometer long drive by bike and with the weather changing all the time.
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