MONOMAD : BATHING IN THE RIVER
This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge hosted and curated by @monochromes
His name is Naratul Syifa, she is my younger cousin, the photos I share this time are some of the catches when he was soaking in the water, precisely in the river located in Aceh - Kuta Makmur. The name of this river is Krueng Saweuk, krung is one of the words in my local language Aceh which means river, while saweuk is the name of the village in the area.
Then I asked myself, what is the meaning of the word saweuk, from the pronunciation it clearly looks like the Acehnese language, but I don't know the meaning of this vocabulary, I asked one of the local sellers about the meaning of the word saweuk, but he who looks quite old doesn't know the meaning, then I don't think to continue the same question to the younger ones.
Okay friends, below are some photos that I will share for the monomad challenge this time, the photos I share this time were taken using a DSLR camera D7200 18-140 VR KIT, hope you like it ;)
See also the excitement of other children who are swimming in the same location;
INFORMATION
| Camera | NIKON D7200 |
|---|---|
| Lens | 18-140 VR KIT |
| Photography | Nature |
| Process | Mobile Lightroom |
| Category | B&W Macrophotography |
| Location | Indonesia - Aceh |
| Photographer |
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