Midday Moments With Flowers
Lately I’ve been taking so many photos that it really feels like a passion now. Whenever I see a nice subject, there’s this strong urge to stop whatever I’m doing, pull out my camera, and capture it. That’s exactly what happened today during lunch time.
I was just passing by a garden when the flowers caught my eye. I told myself I would only take one or two shots, but of course that didn’t happen. I ended up staying there for a while, taking a bunch of photos from different angles and distances.
There were so many kinds of flowers—some full and layered with petals, some simple with only a few petals gently stretching out, and others hanging down quietly like they were shy. Different sizes, shapes, and stages of blooming, but each one had its own charm.
In black and white, they look even more interesting to me. Without the distraction of color, the details in the petals, the shadows between the layers, and the contrast with the dark leaves stand out more clearly. Some flowers appear soft and delicate, while others look strong and dramatic.
Moments like this remind me why I enjoy photography so much. It turns an ordinary walk into a small adventure. A garden I might usually walk past quickly becomes a place to pause, breathe, and appreciate the beauty that’s already there.
I’m glad I listened to that urge to stop today. These flowers made my lunch break feel special, and I’m happy to share them here with you.
Hope you’re having a peaceful day wherever you are.
”To see in color is a delight for the eye, but to see in black and white is delight for the soul.”
