It stands still by the lake, with sunshine like a golden veil gently draped over its body. The brilliant light spots jump like elves, as if they are rare treasures inlaid by nature's ingenuity, shining with a dreamy luster.
The sky gradually turned from dark to bright, as the sun gradually fell into the crevice of the cloud as it set. Pink light gradually spread throughout the entire cloud top, and the scenery looked like a face smeared with rouge, instantly becoming more beautiful.
This is my second time coming to this position, and the sky is still shrouded in dark clouds. However, I saw a bright light emanating from the skyline, which meant that the skyline was not completely obscured, so it was bound to be a sunset filled with clouds. I waited around early, eagerly awaiting the arrival of sunset.
I aimed my camera towards the northwest, which should be where the aurora appears. As time passed, the moon gradually set and the sky was pitch black all night without any surprising red or pink auroras. Disappointment left me feeling frustrated, so I had to make do with a photo of the star's orbit.
The Open Source Bridge appears particularly magnificent against the backdrop of the sunset. The trees by the bridge swayed gently in the wind, making a rustling sound, as if dancing with the sunset. The surrounding flowers and plants are also blooming brightly, seemingly cheering for this beautiful sunset.
In early May, with a gentle breeze and drizzle, I arrived at Dahe Fort with a longing for the starry sky. The dark sky environment here can be considered a second level, and it is undoubtedly a holy land for shooting stars.
In Dahe Fort, I quietly wait for the sunset to come. Here, there is no one, peaceful as a quiet chamber of time, everything appears so peaceful and beautiful. I wandered around and found a big tree heading towards the sunset. It is tall and straight, with lush branches and leaves, like a giant green umbrella. And what surprised me the most was that its shape was so similar to a heart shape, as if it was a unique gift bestowed upon me by nature.
The morning glow of spring may carry a mysterious charm that fills people with anticipation. However, the clouds that always dissipate are like a mischievous child, breaking my expectations time and time again, leaving me extremely disappointed.
I found the pavilion at the top of the Tiger Mountain to be a beautiful scenery, so I carefully placed the camera and waited quietly for the magnificent appearance of the Milky Way. According to astronomical science experts, the Milky Way in April will slowly rise from 0 to 1 am, and around 3 am is the best filming time. I hid in the car, half asleep and half awake, patiently waiting