Beauty of Plants

Spring blooms and autumn yields fruit, grass grows and eagles fly, green, fat and red are thin. These are ordinary changes in nature, and they are also legends written by life every moment. What did the masters of nature photography capture? In the morning light, a poppy that has just reached social age looks at the world curiously; on the grassland, a lonely acacia tree once again witnesses the wildness of Africa. The deer-eared asarum stubbornly pushes its buds out of the frozen soil, and the lily of the valley shakes its milky-white bells to spread the message of spring throughout the hills. The American three-flowered bayberry combed its long hair in the wind, and the Cape sundew ate another poor fly. Romantic lavender paints Provence purple, and naughty pansies hide in the corner and make faces. The light dandelion seeds want to ride the wind and fly to unknown distances, while the plump boletus just want to lie down in the withered grass. I use photos to convey my emotions and use light and shadow to record the passing years. I just want to fall into this natural beauty and don't want to go back.