When a Drone Brought Me Home to Nature with the Most Breathtaking Views

Hello everyone, how are you, my friends in this amazing community? I hope you're all healthy and happy wherever you are. Today I'm back to sharing photography content with this community, and I've been missing connecting with you through my visual works. Lately, my busy schedule has kept me from holding a camera, let alone operating my beloved drone. My busy schedule has really taken up my time, so the desire to share moments through photos has been put on hold.

A few days ago, my work schedule was incredibly busy. I came home late almost every day and didn't have time to look at my photography equipment. However, I've always wanted to fly my drone again, as aerial photography offers a different sensation and perspective. Finally, after all the work done the previous day, this morning I could breathe a sigh of relief. I decided to take a moment, escape from my routine, and experience nature through my drone's lens.

This morning I returned to the village where I grew up. The village atmosphere always brings a sense of calm and comfort that's hard to replace with the hustle and bustle of the city. I brought my beloved drone to take some aerial photos. Even though I've photographed this location many times, every time I return, the scenery always feels new. The different sunlight, the changing colors of the sky, and the unchanging activities of the farmers are what make aerial photography in this village so captivating to me.

In the photos I'm sharing today, I can clearly see farmers working in their rice fields. Some are plowing, others are planting rice, and still others are simply resting while gazing at the fruits of their labor. It's a simple yet meaningful scene. I feel proud to have documented their activities from the air, as if to show that their work, often taken for granted, is actually an essential part of our lives.

Okay, here are some photos I took this morning. I hope these photos can bring a sense of freshness to you all, wherever you are. Thank you for reading, and I hope this work serves as a reminder that beauty is often all around us; it just takes a little time to appreciate it.