Nature's Presents

A photo journal of nature-adventure's "moments of selfies", a precise point in time where a physical figure is captured and preserved in an image.

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Curious Ann

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Gadget : iPhone, no lens

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📍 ABOUT THE BLOG

Lifeforms in nature are truly captivating gifts to observe, enjoy, treasure and preserve.

This blog presents stories of nature in an image form. It's something I draw on as a challenge project to solely produce images using a smartphone camera.

Every opportunities of encounters brings great joy and satisfaction. Every chances of success of getting a picture, especially using a phone is more exciting, thrilling and full of fun.

I am neither an entomologist nor a botanist but my hobby got me into capturing in a circle around the living life of our planet. It is not been long since I found this kind of hobby and now, I am so hooked into it. Sometimes, I feel like nature magnets me.

As an individual who appreciates nature, I encourage you to open your eyes and see the wonders around you. Let all your senses experience every splendor of our world provides. See the beauty, smell the fragrance and feel the connection.

Be surprised, be amazed, be grateful.

May the spirit of nature fill your heart with gratefulness.

Note: Tap photo to zoom. To learn more of what species you are seeing in this blog/journal, visit me on iNaturalist.