Friends, today is Saturday! It has been raining lightly all day long here. Although I like the rain, but if it lasts a long time, it can never feel good! Because if it rains for a long time, the roads become dirty and water accumulates in many places in our city, which causes a lot of problems in movement. This is why I do not like this kind of rain!
However, thinking about the problem and seeing the long rain I came home earlier from the office today. However, due to the effect of Corona, the roads in Dhaka are not jammed as before. This is a good thing for us. Because honestly I don't like road jams anymore!
There is no denying, however, that on a rainy day, the brighter nature becomes more visually pleasing, which attracts everyone's heart. The surrounding scenery becomes more green, as if nature regains its vitality in the rain water, becoming more green!
But back home from the office some time ago, I tried to enjoy the green nature. I am sharing with you some common photography of green scenery of nature. I believe you will like the photographs.
Photography by me through smartphone
Encourage me by your supports and comments.
@sbaby
| Words about me: I am Tania Akter from Bangladesh. I am working in a private company after graduation. At the same time I am trying to practice income tax. It is very difficult to study alongside a job. I love to cook, because I love delicious food. I also love to travel and watch movies. Most of time of holidays I try to enjoy cooking and watching movies. | : | Follow me outside: Twitter & YouTube |
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Nice photos @sbaby, on the first photo, we call it as Amorseko grass. It's seeds will stick on the pants very well. 🌿
Thank you
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