As the day unfolded.

Let me show you how all of this beauty started.

Almost dream land views in here, so come and see if you agree.

These are all some of my beloved views that I will never find to become boring. Almost as if Mother nature creates them especially for me at times. Especially, on the days that I feel very down and despondent. I have been battling with a chronically low iron level now for a few years, and it seems to be getting worse rather than better. Even my doctor has his head in his hands, as everything that we try seems to be blocked. I have had several iron infusions a blood transfusion, and still the iron levels stay way down. Diet and supplements also have no effect on lifting the level. So, a decision was taken for me to swallow a video capsule, but even with this we are having hassles.
So, now you can see why these views mean so much to me.

Let's go from the start, and you will not believe what that little cloud turns into.

Now look at the little cloud below.

Had to find a higher spot for the two pictures below.

And then let's have a look at the mountain range.

Lovely, isn't it to see how the cloud places its own character on the mountain.

And finally, the mountain runs in behind this high hill at the front.

So it is on some days, and I am very fortunate to get the special days on camera. Our eyes and ears have become even more attuned to all the nature around us, with all of the photography that I do. Even the sounds have fine-tuned our ears, and we can identify many birds just by hearing their sounds. We can even smell fires when they start, kilometers away. We can also identify the season sounds, as the Cicadas start up their songs in summer, as many other birds and insects do. The crickets and the frogs are also loud at night. And then, there is a gradual diminishing of the noises as winter approaches. So yes, the senses like hearing and smell become fine-tuned over time in nature.
Just the way things are.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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