Finding Calm in Yesterday’s Walk
Yesterday, I went out for a walk and brought my camera along with me, something I’ve come to genuinely enjoy. I actually took these photos yesterday, but I’m only sharing them today. Sometimes life gets a little busy, and posting doesn’t always happen right away, but the good thing is the moment still feels fresh when I look back at the shots.
There’s something about nature that always calms me down. The moment I’m surrounded by plants and quiet corners of greenery, it feels like my mind slows down too. It’s like a small blessing that’s been there all along, waiting for me to notice.
For this set, I focused on flowers and leaves that caught my attention because of their unique shapes and textures. Even in black and white, they still look full of character. Without the distraction of color, I found myself paying more attention to the details, the soft petals, the curves, the tiny patterns, and the way the light touches each surface. It reminds me that beauty doesn’t always need to be loud. Sometimes it’s subtle, and we only see it when we take our time.
Photography and walking have become a really nice combination for me. One keeps me moving, and the other keeps me noticing. And honestly, that’s enough reason to keep doing it.
Thank you for viewing my post.
Have a great day ahead.
”To see in color is a delight for the eye, but to see in black and white is delight for the soul.”
Nice sharing of the vegetation. Cheers