Nature at its best... Yet...

This evening, as i was taking a stroll around the park, I was amazed by the creations of Mother Nature. She was happily blooming as if Persephone has returned to earth. There was then a narrow walkway that seemed to lead to a garden or some sort that seems to be inviting me in. Cripple plants were dangling down from 3 storey high trees along the path.

As I was passing through this narrow walkway, Spider Lilies were an abundance. They were cheerfully swaying like little children playing in the playground.
It was a great sight and I became trigger happy!



As I continued down the the walkway, a mysterious garden consisting of gleaming red flowers surrounded me. It was so red that it made all the other colours look dull.




At the far corner of the garden, a small patch of white flowers lie there forgotten. I felt pity for them and i gave them a small rinse of distilled water in case they were neglected. Although they were close to the red Hibiscus, they still stood up high and proudly with high self confidence that not even Rambo could shake them.



As I continued to walk in deeper into the mysterious garden, the pathway seems to be ending. At the end of the pathway, there was a lake with giant rocks and cripple plants growing around it. On the other side of the lake, there was a small abode which was occupied by an old fisherman. I angled the camera for the best shot and the shutter went off.



Soon, I was pleased with the shot and moved on to the edges of the rocks. There were dried leaves of all sorts floating on the surface of the water whilst surrounding a chain hanging from one of the trees. It had the perfect composition and I just couldn't resist!



After spending some time enjoying the cool breeze, I decided to back track home before it got dark. The sky started to show menacing colours as I quickly ran back.



As I arrived home, I was grateful to have entered through the walkway as I would have missed a lot if I had not. I would travel through the path once again another day...

D-Shutter