CONTEST: PHOTO TIME WEEK #38||Time In My Garden at Dawn and at Sunset
Time In My Garden at Dawn and at Sunset
Whether we like it or not, time must pass! But time passing away wouldn't be an issue. What matters is how the time is been made use of or how interesting the time we spent is.
This competition has made me to recall a memorable atmosphere about the time I spent in my garden some time ago. Walking around the garden in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon as well as in the cool evening, makes me appreciate the awesomeness of nature.
Hence, I am delighted to participate in this competition hosted here in this community. I am presenting my “photo time” here as part of my participation below.
Time In My Garden at the Dawn
The dawn time in my vegetable garden was such an amazing moment to recapture. The sky was so bright without a trace humid cloud. The sun was gradually coming out and widening it its space in the sky with no obstruction to its glittering rays.
A typical of this weather is such that a small scale farmer like me, would not want to take for an advantage. With this mild clear weather having the lowest form of scotch, I went to my nearby vegetable garden to check if there was some growth abnormalities or anything that could counter the proper growth of my vegetable.
While walking around the garden, I spotted out some few weeds competing with the vegetable. Weeds are known for their unhealthy competition of soil nutrients with plants. I had use my bare hands to remove the weeds. This makes the vegetable to be free and grow unhindered.
Since the dawn time exists, there would also be sunset that gives birth to the dawn time. So the sunset is preceded by the dawn time. I also had to spend some quality time in my garden as the sun sets in.
It was a cool cold weather as I walked into the garden to position the thick green vegetables to a proper direction. Some of the time, the wind blows them away and so they would out of direction be out of direction. At the point of discovering this, I started to reposition them to a direction that they would follow.
Leaving the vegetable growing without properly channeling them to the right growth path makes them unfruitful. This is why I often check them to look for those of them that the wind has blown off from their path.
It is fun to recount how time spent in my vegetable garden passed. It is such an amazing moment as both the dawn and sunset time were useful to really know has been happening in my garden and how the vegetables are moving along their growth path.
My smartphone was used to capture these moments and actions that I took in my garden. It is a Tecno Camon 17 CG6 smartphone.