River Photography in Ghost of Tsushima

Greetings! Welcome to my gaming photography blog. I hope you have an awesome day. So, today I decided to photograph the rivers in one of my favourite video games, Ghost of Tsushima. To capture images of the river, I must ride my horse to previously unexplored areas on Iki Island. There are still many places that I haven't explored yet, but I keep exploring new places each time I play.

This river is located to the west of Zasho Bay. The view of Zasho Bay is stunning too, but for today I will focus mainly on river photography. There were butterflies flying around the river, and the forest looked misty, as if it screamed at me to explore what was within it.

I continued to follow the river from east to west, and then I reached the center of the Zasho River, south of Yahata Forest. The large tree significantly enhances the river view, adding depth to the photograph. It gives off a harmonious vibe when looked at.

There's a small, leafless tree, in the middle of the river, not far from the large tree I just photographed. It stands solitary adding a contrasting element to the serene scene.

Then, I continue west, walking and swimming towards the flower field. Just before I reached the flower field, I took this picture while I was still in the water. The calm reflection of the sunset on the river eased my nerves.

The view of the river amidst a vast field of flowers stretching as far as the eye can see is incredibly calming. The sound of the river, and the beauty of the flower, are such a perfect combination.

Then, I discovered a new place, Tatsu's Ladder. There's a deep ravine and waterfall in front of me, as well as a very long bridge, but I still focused my photo on the river today.

I descended along the bridge into the deep ravine, passing through the Memory of Foreboding, a newly discovered place. Here, the river expands into the vast ocean beyond.

Then, I fast travelled to Cloud Forest Temple and headed down the river near the Weeping Mother's Meadow. I found another river with a long bridge. I can see from a distance a blue tree adding more value to the photo.

I follow the river to the Senjo Gorge area. The river becomes smaller as it approaches the ocean, but then I discover a stunning place. There's a small house built under a pinky, giant, beautiful tree. The view is really fascinating. It's seem like an isolated place. I discover a body near the house. Seems like the owner of the house got murdered by the cruelty of the Eagle.

My virtual adventure doesn't want to end, but it's enough for today. So, that's all for today. I hope you enjoy the screenshots. If you read this far, thank you so much for your support. It keeps small accounts like mine to celebrate the votes. We will continue to meet until the next theme of photography in the Ghost of Tsushima game is introduced. Have a nice day and goodbye.

Note: All photos were screenshots taken by me while playing the Ghost of Tsushima game. My thumbnail picture was edited using PixeLab mobile apps.