Natural Photography Contest week 07

The picture you see above is a picture of a flower. But I don't know the name of this flower. A few days ago, after playing cricket, I saw this flower plant on one side of the playground. I liked the flowers so I took several pictures of the flowers. Then I plucked the flowers and placed them on the grass and took some photographs. I zoomed in on the picture 2x and edited it lightly with the iPhone editing tools. I hope you like it.

The above picture is a picture of a highway road. The picture shows an intersection, which is known as Tulsi Pukur Mor in our area. There are three big banyan trees at this intersection, whose shade covers the entire intersection. The road is part of the Parbatipur-Badarganj Highway. A few days ago, I took this picture while dropping my sister-in-law off. There was not much traffic at that time, which is why the road looked very beautiful to me. So I captured it on camera. I hope you like it. I have also lightly edited this picture with iPhone editing tools.

In the picture above, a boy is working in the field. I took this picture in the afternoon. The boy's name is Ashraful. My nephew is a very hardworking boy. He can even dig a hole in their potato field himself. I captured a scene of him digging a hole. One afternoon, after taking a bath, I went out in the sun and saw Ashraful working in the field. I went up to him and hugged him. I took the picture while talking. This picture has not been edited in any way. I hope you like it.

The above picture shows a scene of cricket being played in a field. I took the picture from the Rangpur Zilla School ground. I was sitting under a big banyan tree in the afternoon and this cricket match was going on in front of me. I captured it while sitting there. I did not edit the picture in any way. I also used to play cricket like this in the afternoon. However, now I do not have to stay at home, so this cricket game does not happen. I hope you like this picture.

The above picture shows a natural scene. The few bushes of trees that are visible in the picture are known as Paniyar Tal in our area. Paniyar Tal has been in this condition for a long time. People believe that there are snakes here, so no one cuts these trees out of fear. I took this picture a few days ago in the afternoon when I took a picture of Ashraful working in the field. This picture is also from that day, that time and that place. I hope you like the picture.