Little hunter in the mud.

The relationship between people and nature in the village is innate. A simple and vivid scene of that relationship can be seen in this moment of fishing in the mud. In the picture, a little boy is seen going knee-deep in mud and trying to catch a fish with both hands. The mud, small holes in the water, and broken land all around him are a realistic picture of nature.

The boy's attention and interest are clear in his eyes. He is patiently putting his hands in the mud and looking for fish. Many children in the village have been in touch with nature since childhood and find their own joy in this way. For them, it is not just fishing, but a kind of game and experience. During the rainy season or after the water recedes, when small fish get stuck in the mud, the villagers, especially the children, catch them with joy. On the one hand, it provides food, and on the other hand, it creates memorable childhood stories.