Hello Everyone
Yesterday, we traveled to Zamboanga City, which was about a five-hour drive from our place. Long drives can be tiring, so we decided to take a stopover for lunch along the way. A friend of ours recommended a three-star hotel in their area, Ipil Zamboanga Sibugay, saying it was a good place to rest and eat. When we arrived, I immediately understood why he recommended it—the hotel had a welcoming atmosphere, it was very clean, and the food was both delicious and satisfying.
While we waited for our meal, I took some time to walk around and explore the hotel grounds. That’s when I noticed the poolside area, which was beautifully designed with plants, ferns, and greenery that gave the place a refreshing vibe. As I walked closer, I was struck by how the sunlight shone through the broad leaves of the plants, casting striking shadows on the tiled ground. The shadows were sharp, graceful, and almost artistic in their shapes, as if nature itself was painting with light and shade.
Sometimes, it’s the little things we overlook that become the most memorable. On a trip meant for travel and food, I ended up pausing to admire something as simple as the shadow of a plant. It made me realize how even ordinary moments—like sunlight meeting leaves—can turn into something beautiful when we take the time to notice them.
That quiet moment with the shadows became a highlight of our stopover. It reminded me that beauty is not only found in big experiences, like visiting cities or enjoying great meals, but also in the simple, fleeting details along the way.
Thank you @melinda010100 for initiating this Shadow Contest
Thank you for reading everyone have a nice day!
