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LANDSCAPE OF SILENCE #01



Pantai Kemasin still remains pristine and untouched by modern civilisation. It has beautiful shapes and terrain but few visitors come due to lack of proper access road and infrastructure for tourism.




Early morning view of Masjid Putra in Putrajaya. The B&W photo captures the tranquillity of the location. 




Being elevated makes this part of Taman Saujana Hijau looks mystic against the clouds as a background.




The morning sunrise lighted up the trees along the bank of Sungai Kemasin. The still river water showed a beautiful reflection. I could hear the rhythm of the sound of silence.





The Main Boulevard of Putrajaya stands still at night.




A fishing boat passing by.




The trees are so close to one another . They appreared to be whispering to each other in silence when they saw me coming with a camera.

The morning mist covering the Sungai Kemasin and padi fields.Still water runs deep.

Comments

  1. Gukita17 November 2019 at 12:07

    The sound of silence. The landscape dance its serene, calming rhythm. In silence the trees speak, the sky wink and beach smile. Which bounty of Allah do you deny? O reassured soul. Return to your Rabb well pleased and pleasing (to Him).

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    1. Adib Noh19 November 2019 at 04:44

      Thank you Gukita.Thank you for your beautiful narratives..

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  2. Imagemaker19 November 2019 at 10:10

    Very nice AbeDib... You manage to bring out the mood.

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