Hello Hive Community.
I hope you all are fine. I am also fine here. My post today is based Qurator's Photo Quest Contest topic is Freelensing. After thinking a lot about Freelensing Photography, I have selected the first photograph above for today's topic. I believe that freelance photography is an idea that showcases your freedom, creativity and diversity. It shows people their passion for photography while exploring new opportunities. In the photograph above, I have tried to do something similar in which the water drops on the leaf and the blurred background around it show the beauty of this photograph.
In this photograph, I have given a glimpse of how the freshness and beauty of nature looks after the rain. In the photograph, we see the green leaves shining and the small drops of water gently shine like diamonds on their surface. The background of this too is softly blurred. Which brings out the leaves more clearly. Which draws our attention to the delicate details of nature.
My first post today is one in which I have presented only 2 photographs. I always feature more than 5 photos in my posts. If you look closely at the first photo above, the leaf in the middle of the frame looks particularly striking. Raindrops create neat patterns on its surface, as if nature had adorned it with gems. This scene reminds us that even the smallest things in the natural world can be magical when viewed up close. Which brings me to my thoughts on the topic of Freelensing for today's post. The fresh green color of the leaves brings a sense of peace and life, while the water droplets symbolize purity and renewal.
Rain not only refreshes the earth but also cleanses the leaves. This gives nature a new glow. It nourishes the plants and fills the air with a pleasant aroma. The contrast between the clear water drops and the soft background makes the entire photograph peaceful and artistic.
I hope that my post and photographs are selected in the Qurator's Photo Quest Contest Freelensing .
I sincerely thank you for visiting and reading my post.