Yet another episode of shadow hunting. Yesterday when I was organizing the garden and leveling it, I found this gardening underneath the soil as you can see from the rusted surface of this tool.
I recovered this tool and cleaned it by removing the dirt.
I took a few shots at noon; the sunshine was bright and perfect for capturing its shadows.
This gardening tool is quite handy, and I think it can still be used in the garden for small-scale and lean tilling of soil in the pot.
Sustainability is the name of the game in today's reality, and that also paves the way for self-sufficient. Homesteading activities are becoming mainstream, in that context I am blessed to have bestowed wit a garden. To maximize its utility we need a full-fledged set of gardening gears and tools and some knowledge of agriculture, horticulture, and trending things.
I am preparing this garden to make to a thriving economy for us, not just for our own self-sufficiency but also to make it useful for commercial output.
Anyway, I have captured a few shots of the shadows of this tool and I have taken the shots from different angles to get a clear idea of it.
Winter is on, and the garden is all set to produce flowers as well as veggies, I will also share that story in a different blog.
Do share your feedback on this tool as well as shadows.
That's for the day.
Thank you.
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| Detailed Info | Description |
|---|---|
| Device | Redmi 7, Xiomi |
| Location | 7R2R+JQ5, Odisha, India |
This is my entry to Shadow Hunter SMASh Contest Round 350 by
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Original Photography using my Smartphone