This Sunday and the time for sunset photography

When I woke up this morning, the weather in our village was fantastic. And today was a holiday from university. The whole day was very cloudy and light drizzle was also falling. Our village is surrounded by lush green grass and crops which makes the weather even more attractive. After this afternoon, the clouds in the sky were completely gone and then I went to the fields. I stayed in the fields till evening and I also took pictures of the sunset which I am going to show you guys in this post.
The sunset over our fields looks so beautiful.

In this picture you will see a donkey cart with a person sitting next to it Who is cutting fodder for his buffaloes. And there is a little redness in the sky.
Now let me show you another picture

In this photo you can easily see the setting sun and the leaves I focused the camera on are a small Azadirachta indica plant. And in our language this plant is called (neem).

After that I took a picture from the very top of the neem plant which you can see below.

The sun between the two leaves of neem looks like the leaves are holding the sun. I am not an expert in photography but still try.

I then created another image of the sun which you can see below

The flower you are seeing in this picture is a cotton plant flower. You can also see the sun like ring at the very top of the flower. Cotton flowers come in three colors, white, pink, and yellow, and the flower I photographed was pink. You can see another picture of this flower below

In fact, only two crops are cultivated in our area in a year, wheat and cotton. Cotton in summer and wheat in winter. And these days we have summer season.

Now let me show you another picture

This picture is of the trees standing on the drain. That drain irrigates the fields. And you will see the sun setting between the two trunks of the tree that is without the leaves.

Now last I show you another photo I took sitting in the cotton plants.

Inside this picture you can see that there are two small shoots of grass.