Have a wonderful early morning at Dak Ke lake

Hi Hivers in the Photography Lovers community,
It's been happy to post back on one of my favorite communities since the early days when I first started writing on Hive. And it's been a while since I've posted on Hive again because I've been busy with work. So I feel very excited to post back in the community. And to mark this event I have chosen to write about a place where I usually spend time early in the morning.

Lately, despite being busy with work, I still try to schedule time to get up early and enjoy the fresh air in the early morning. This is my favorite period because everything looks fresh. I often walk around Dak Ke Lake, a natural lake nestled among pine forests. Walking around the lake is also a journey of discovery. There's a lot to see there.

The lake's water surface in the early morning is as flat as a large mirror and reflects everything around. Unlike the water that is rippled by the wind and the creatures in the lake throughout the day, the water in the early morning is very calm. I like to look at the lake in the early morning, it creates an interesting new perspective on the surrounding things. Everything is turned upside down through that mirror. To take these photos, I simply placed the camera close to the water and took the shot. Basically, the nature here is already very beautiful, so I don't need to do anything more than press the shutter button.

What I like most about this area is that there are a lot of trees here. And in the early morning, the color of the trees is also very beautiful. It seems that after a night, the trees become fresher to receive the first sunlight of the day. Looking at the trees also helps me feel refreshed and full of energy for a new working day. There are many types of trees here, from trees, shrubs to large trees, all creating a diverse ecosystem.

I almost just need to stand in one place to be able to catch many different beautiful angles. From the plants growing in the lake, the bushes growing around the lake, the old signs, the fences to the big trees. I think you would also love it if you could be there early in the morning, and hopefully have a nice morning like I had.