Giverny, France | The Picturesque Monet's Garden

We set off from Paris to visit Monet's Garden in Giverny in early autumn. The fields along the way were colorful, the winding rivers were shimmering, and the vast forests were tranquil and deep. The scenery was picturesque and breathtaking. Giverny is also a village of painters. It was first discovered by Monet when he passed by on a train, and he was so moved by its unparalleled beauty that he decided to settle there. Today, the town is still peaceful and serene, with old and quaint houses neatly lined up on both sides of the path, and bright flowers in front of and behind the houses creating a romantic yet warm artistic atmosphere. Monet's garden consists of a rectangular garden and an artificial lake full of water lilies. It is vast, extraordinary, and beautiful, and it is said that flowers bloom in the garden from April to October every year. His well-known series of works, "Water Lilies," was completed here. On an early autumn afternoon, I strolled along the lake with my camera, admiring the graceful water lilies from different angles and trying to capture the changes of light and shadow like Monet. Time and art seemed to intertwine unconsciously...