Record the world's beauty before it fades away
The sun is overhead and we see even clearer now. The umbrella shade of the pine trees, their sprawling branches, the steep cliffs and the never-ending sea of clouds floating so low. I would have held my hands out to touch the clouds if I could, their mesmerising beauty almost hynoptized me into believing the impossible is possible.
The sun rises out of the horizon, blinding us with its rays, lighting up the darkness. The silhouette of the cliffs, trees, distant mountains are all amplified. They appeared taller and mightier under the rays. Mankind is but a speck of dust in nature’s greatness.
In the serendipity of the mountains, we waited in the silence for the biggest spectacle of the day – the sunrise. Many photographers are perched around us, gear ready to shoot. It’s coming, the light peeps out of the horizon, ready to wow us.
My all time favourite is this photo which I used as my blog’s header. It was memorable and significant for me because:
In a Chinese fairy tale, the sky is said to have nine suns, the kind had to hire the best archer in the land to shoot down eight suns so that earth will not burn. I wasn’t so lucky today but close enough. One sun in the sky, three reflections in the water. Feeling hot with my Samusng S6.
Weather has been beautiful where I lived for the past 3 days. So I decided to capture the sunrise at the same area for 3 consecutive days to see how it varies. And mother nature does not disappoint. In awe with my Samsung S6.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Even the sunrise looks like an eggyoke on a Good Friday morning.
Feeling the coming of Easter with my Samsung S6.
