Kachukshet in today's photography

Kachukshet in today's photography

 

 Dear Photography Lover Friends! Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah. How are you all Hope you are very well by the grace of God. I am also very good at your prayers and the might of the great Creator. Alhamdulillah. Today I present to you a new topic "Kachugachera Photography".

 

 Now the rainy season is basically going on. Although the flowers have not yet rained, the occasional downpour has led to the emergence of kachu trees in various places, and they are amazed at their fertility. This kachu tree is growing in large quantities without water.

 This kachu tree does not need much care like other trees. These do not need to be fertilized. Wherever they grow, they need nothing more than a touch of water. This kachu tree grows in different places in our area.

 

 Kachu trees are usually four to five feet tall. The thin water inside the branches of the kachu tree is very important. Because it has a lot of iron inside and a lot of neck.

 If someone's finger gets hard, that is, the finger gets stuck inside, then the tips of this tree have to be cut in small size and put on the head of the finger of the hand, that is, if you put the tips on the finger that has become inflamed, we thin the skin in a short time. Within a short time, the skin ruptures and blood pus comes out. For this reason, Kachu Dog is more important in rural Bengal.

 

 Since kachu contains a lot of iron, the common people of rural Bengal eat a lot of kachushak. These kachu vegetables are rich in vitamins. Eating spinach increases the hemoglobin level in the blood and provides a lot of energy to the body. For these reasons, SAARC has become a popular vegetable among the people of Bengal.

Today I went to the bottom of our house and saw an area where a lot of these young vegetables were grown. The place is surrounded by Kachu trees and the middle is empty. Seeing this scene made me feel like it was a boundary around a football field and an empty field in the middle.

 

 I had a Realm Twenty Five camera phone in my hand, but I couldn't resist the temptation to show you that I didn't capture those places with the camera of this phone so that I could share them with you later.

 

 Thinking about you, I wrote the article on the kachuri tree today and put some photography on it. Those scenes were extremely captivating and delightful. I am fascinated by them so I am presenting some samples to you.

 

 Sincere thanks to all those who have read my post patiently for so long. God bless you.