Short-winged Rice Grasshopper

I captured picture today with my own hands, which was a truly different experience for me. While walking nature, I suddenly came across this small grasshopper. Its position green leaves was beautiful and natural that I didnt want miss moment. So I took out my mobile camera and captured it. Usually, we dont give much importance grasshoppers, but when you look closely, you can understand how skillfully nature has developed every small creature.

In the picture, the color grasshoppers skin, its body structure, and the bright green color leaves have created a wonderful harmony with each other. The scene that emerged after focusing on camera lens is truly captivating. The mixture light and shadow has created a natural balance between the leaves and grasshopper. It felt as if nature itself was an artist, and I was just a viewer and conservator that art.

While taking this photograph, I felt the importance of patience. Because a small insect moves very easily, it took some time stabilize the focus. However, when I was able capture the image successfully, I felt that my hard work was worthwhile. Photography is not just about taking pictures, it kind feeling, where every frame hides a story nature.

Todays picture reminded me that beauty nature is never in artificial light decoration, but rather in a simple, natural and pristine environment. A grasshopper sitting on a leaf can also be an extraordinary scene nature. We just need perspective that can find this beauty.

This photography is not just a picture for me, but a feeling connection with nature. In the future, I want capture many more small animals and natural scenes on camera that the beauty nature can be presented more people. Because every corner nature has a story hidden in it, and the job photographer is bring those stories life through pictures.

Photography:
Location| Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Short by |@aburihan

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