Hello friends. Today I'm sharing some photos for the Shadow Hunters Contest.These photos were taken while watching a traditional Burmese cultural procession. The procession from the village next to where I live included 14 elephants. My wife and children fed bananas to the elephants, which were ridden by the postulants of the donors.

Inya Lake is a famous and iconic lake located in Yangon, Myanmar. Inya Lake is also located near Yangon University, so it is a popular lake for students. Therefore, poems and songs are often composed with the word Inya Lake.

Today I'm sharing a food that everyone has never eaten. Everyone has probably eaten bananas, but few have ever eaten banana buds.I have eaten banana buds since I was a child. When I was a child, we grew banana trees in the farm where we lived. We mainly ate bananas from the banana tree. My grandmother would cut the banana buds into small pieces with a knife and rub them with salt. Then she would mix them with ripe tamarind and eat them as a salad. So I have been eating banana bud salad since I was a child.

Today I would like to share with you how I ate fried Leek root. Actually, I shouldn't eat fried these days. Because I have a bad cough. But my mouth likes fried.The leek root is edible raw. It can also be used in making pickles and soups. The taste is nutty.

Hello friends.This week's reflections are images reflected in car mirrors.I took photos of the reflections on the windows of the monk's car when I visited a monastery. I could clearly see the reflections of two trees on the car mirrors. One tree still had a lot of leaves, while the other had only a few.

Hello friends.Today, I am sharing two pictures of two motorcycles. Both motorcycles are made in China and imported into Myanmar. China is a country that imports low-quality and cheap products into Myanmar. Myanmar is not industrialized and the economy of Myanmar is low, so most of the cheap and low-quality Chinese products are purchased.