Beautiful sight in toxic mind
The beauty of things around us is the first thing we see, but experiencing it firsthand changes them into toxicities we didn't see. Our approach to things in life always revolves around getting the best things or becoming better, and we tend to forget the gravity of the consequences that catch up to wanting these things. A beautiful sight in toxic wind illustrates the beauty we see from afar without stepping truly into the picture and experiencing the polluted wind around it, portraying the quote that says "everything is not what it seems."
The composition of tree leaves with children in the background reminds us of how a childhood seemed to be at a certain time in our lives. The flashbacks to the days of pure friends, simple minds and calm hearts. The days of learning how to ride a bicycle and roaming around freely with no worries, no plans and no care about where we will be going or what we may be doing, the stage of a peaceful yet chaotic life.
The blurred image of the tree shows the warmth of autumn approaching to hug us softly, giving a feeling of relaxation and deep mediation that emits from the composition to our souls and minds. However, observing the details in other compositions is essential to feel nature without even touching it, giving us the time to see the true beauty in nature's details and taking our minds off all the rush and chaos we feel all the time in our lives. Focusing on earth's beauty and life in it makes us step back and realize that life is not a chore, allowing us to pause everything and admire the beauty of life and living.
