Photo composition of my home

In daily life or work and study, everyone will inevitably come into contact with compositions. According to the characteristics of propositional writing, compositions can be divided into propositional compositions and non-propositional compositions. So have you ever understood composition? Below is a photo composition of my home that I compiled for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need.

Whenever I lightly brushed my hands across the memories of my childhood, my hands couldn’t help but stop on a photo. It was a picture framed in an earthy yellow frame, with some Faded photos. The photo shows a little girl of about seven or eight years old. Her expression is a little nervous and she doesn't dare to look down. The parents sitting next to her are calmly protecting the little girl. Yes, this little girl is me. Let me open the memory valve and look for this childhood memory...

At that time, it was my first time to go abroad, but I couldn't resist the excitement in my heart. But as soon as I arrived in Thailand, I was scared because the first activity arranged by the tour guide was elephant riding. It is said that elephants are Thailand’s auspicious animals, and it seems true. When we arrived at our destination, we smelled a stink all the way away. It turned out to be the smell of elephant dung. The elephant's dung was bigger than my head, but the elephant looked so honest! It is gray-black all over, its small eyes are particularly kind and cute, its long nose drags on the ground, and its big fan-like ears are fanning back and forth, constantly driving away mosquitoes, like pillars. 'Legs firmly on the ground. The elephant's back was covered with colorful and beautiful mats, and a pair of seats were placed on the mats. The elephant driver sat on the elephant's neck. As you can imagine, the seats were for the guests to sit on. It's almost our turn to ride on the elephant. I'm a little excited, but also a little scared, because I'm afraid of heights! I shudder just thinking about being asked to sit on the back of an elephant that high.

At this time, the staff handed me a bunch of bananas. Just when I was wondering, the tour guide explained: "Put this in front of the elephant, and its trunk will automatically pick it up." Ha, really Of? This is really interesting, but I still can't make up my mind. What if the elephant's trunk gets caught in my mouth? What if its teeth hit my hand? …. I have a lot of doubts in my mind. Finally, with the encouragement of my parents, my curiosity overcame my fear, and I decided to give it a try. Dad carried me onto the seat on the elephant, and my hands held the armrests on both sides tightly. I don't know if it's because I'm nervous or because it's too hot, but my sweat is pouring out like bubbling water. My eyes are tightly closed, and I don't dare to look down, as if I might fall if I look at them. Shivering, my mother put her arms around my shoulders, patted me gently, and said with a smile: "Sisi, it's actually not that scary. Open your eyes and look, your mother is right next to you. Look, the elephant It's so gentle, it's looking forward to you feeding it bananas. "My mother's words seemed to give me some courage. I decided to give it a try. I opened my eyes slightly and saw that my parents were sitting with me. On both sides of it, hey! It didn’t seem so scary anymore. Under my mother’s encouraging eyes, I opened my hands slightly and forced a smile. I picked up the banana, raised it above the elephant’s head, and got close to its trunk. The elephant seemed to understand. In my mind, I stretched out my long nose and swept away the banana. It seemed as if it had been hungry for a long time and actually swallowed the banana in one bite. I boldly touched the elephant's hand, but it didn't seem to reject me and continued to walk forward. It walked slowly and leisurely, like a gentleman. The road in front of it was very narrow, and there were woods on both sides of the road. We passed a creek road full of rocks, crossed a muddy road, and walked uphill and downhill... Sitting on the back of an elephant, although it was a bit bumpy, It's a little wobbly, but I feel so stable and safe. The bright sunshine shines on the elephants and us through the big trees above our heads. Of course, the dappled sunshine also shines on the wildflowers and grasses in the creek and roadside. Everything is so beautiful, and it feels really good. At this time, the camera panned over, and I smiled happily and recorded this beautiful moment.

This photo is placed in my frame and in my heart. Every corner of it is a precious memory of my childhood.

Although the photo has become blurry as time goes by, in my heart, it will never fade, never be baptized by time, and will never be worn away by time!