A picture and a story
Hello dear friends, how are you all? I hope everyone is well by the grace of Allah. I am also very well by the grace of Allah. Today I am here with a photograph. I would like to share a creative piece with you about the photography I mentioned. I would be happy to share with you my sentimental messages from the aforementioned images. I will share with you the beauty and a story hidden within the mentioned picture.
In the picture you can see a grain of rice. There are many grains here and more than one grain has been produced from a single grain of rice. Considering everything, you will be forced to express gratitude to the Creator. There are many crops and grains that produce numerous grains from a single seed. This image was captured by me while visiting our fields. It is a reflection of ripe rice. I am here to capture the dazzling beauty of rice through photography and to be a reminder to those who care about it. At the beginning, a rice seed is planted. Rice seedlings are made from rice seeds. Then they are planted on soft clay soil.
After planting in clay soil, it takes at least 15 days for it to adapt to the soil. Then, more fertilizer is applied to the soil to further improve the quality of the soil and stimulate the life of the crop. Such beauty is constantly reflected in nature. Once upon a time, a rice plant matured from this rice seedling in a very short time. Then, gradually, rice grains came out from inside the rice plant. The rice grain begins to mature slowly, taking about three months. After a long wait, a smile spreads across the farmer's face. The golden rice seeds seem to be falling towards the ground.
The Creator can create countless rice fields from one grain of rice. How can you not admire this infinite power of the Creator? I am grateful to the Creator and respectful of His creation. I love my Creator and I enjoy the signs of His creation and express my gratitude to Allah. The rice grains you see in the picture were captured from the far end of a rice field. I find a unique sense of beauty and the smell of the farmer's tireless work with these rice grains.
Author @solaymann
