Meet Village Child - My Night Coconut Tree Photography 🌴📸

Greetings, everyone! How do you do? I hope you are all well. I wanted to share that the children in my village seem to be in a very good mood. It was a great day to me last Monday that an organization would be coming to distribute donated food to the people living in the north of the village. However, I don't see many customers in my house at the moment because they are likely busy preparing to collect their share of rice or other materials from the donation. The distribution has not started yet. Some of the kids are particularly excited since they usually receive candy and snacks from this organization.

Yesterday, the girl who came to purchase a service at my house is appearing once again in front of me today as we meet again at her house, she seems so curious about my show up because we never been like this.

One of the sisters of two brothers is especially funny; she never seems to be quiet and always asks me random questions. It has been about a year since I last visited this place, which is just a half kilometer away from my house. I was not into the kind of activities and some area I find it so weird. Unfortunately, due to the flooding in the area as well, I have been too lazy to start the journey, especially since I didn't have a reason to be here. However, today, I am curious to see what the environment and the event look like, so I just decided to visit here before I went to hang out with my friends near my school.

Ah, What a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere this coconut tree exudes. It's a good place where you can relax and chill. This route appears to be rarely traveled. Perhaps it was once bypassed, only used when the national route needed maintenance. As I engage in my photography during the night, I didn't expect being able to capture coconut shapes. However, I decided to experiment and used flashing lights to illuminate them. Currently, I find myself in Svay Romlum village, where everything is so calm and can't be able to hear the noise, especially at 7 pm. The road is almost empty, barely any passerby in sight.

Isn't it fantastic how the coconut tree provides such a lovely atmosphere? Have you ever had the opportunity to witness the quietness of village like in Svay Romlum ? I am sure you can picture how silent and abandoned the road must be at this hour.