My friends say my photos are like prose poems

The setting sun slants westward, its afterglow sprinkling over the vast desert, like a golden poem. In the Populus euphratica forest, the trees stand quietly under the sunset, each branch seemingly telling a story of vicissitudes. Egrets dance gracefully, and flocks of sheep stroll leisurely on this plain. At this moment, the charm of the secret realm of the Rob village is fully revealed. My Canon 5D3 is staring at this scene, capturing this beautiful moment. The scenery in the photo is like a prose poem, conveying my emotions and feelings to every viewer. Each photo is an expression of my soul, and each press of the shutter is a tribute to this land. The Populus euphratica forest in Tarim, a land known as a photography hotspot in Xinjiang, has given me endless creative inspiration. I hope to bring the magnificent beauty of this nature to more people through these photos. When you appreciate these photos, I hope you can also feel the tranquility and shock I felt. In this digital age, photos have become a way for us to record life. However, for me, photos are not just records, but expressions. Each shoot is a conversation with nature, a way for me to leave a mark in this world.