Small Flowers Before Sleep
My eyes are already starting to drop, and I can feel that my body is telling me it’s time to sleep. I’m honestly too tired to keep myself awake for much longer, but I still wanted to share my post for today. Once I set my mind on doing something, I usually try my best to finish it regardless of how sleepy or tired I may be.
For tonight, I’m sharing some photos of one of my favorite subjects—flowers. More specifically, the small and wild flowers that we sometimes overlook while walking around the garden.
I find these tiny flowers very interesting because there are so many beautiful details hidden within them. From a distance, they may look ordinary, and some are so small that we barely notice them. But once I get closer with my camera, I begin to see the shapes of the petals, the tiny structures in the center, and the different textures surrounding them.
This is one of the reasons why I enjoy photographing flowers in black and white. Removing the colors allows me to focus more on their form, texture, light, and shadow. Even the smallest flower can suddenly become a very interesting subject when photographed from the right angle. That quiet attention to small details is something I often enjoy exploring in my photography.
I think there’s also a simple reminder here for us. Sometimes, the things that appear insignificant at first can become beautiful once we give them our full attention. We just have to slow down enough to notice them.
Now I think it’s finally time for me to get some sleep.
Have a good day ahead!
”To see in color is a delight for the eye, but to see in black and white is delight for the soul.”
