Motherhood

No language can express the power, beauty,  heroism and majesty of a mother's love.Walking down the steps of my college I noticed a cow feeding milk to its calf. It was a beautiful scene full of love and care. I kept starring and observed them. I removed my cell phone and I got a beautiful picture. I edited it a bit with the help of snapseed adding various effects making it look more attractive.

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