My Best Picks: Gardevoir

Hello friends and the Gaming Photography community, I hope you're having a wonderful day. This is my entry for the weekly contest: Gaming Photography Weekly Contest - Theme: Your Best Picks. If you're not already participating, I encourage you to join the community and share your best shots. Today I'll be showing you photos of my favorite Fairy-type Pokémon, Gardevoir, which has always held an important place on my team since Pokémon Emerald. These photos were taken in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

Gardevoir is a Pokémon with a very serene nature. I love how its ethereal design blends with Hisui's starry nights, and I especially love seeing its contrast with the local flowers. This photograph was taken in the training area, very close to the village and the beach. Gardevoir embodies the elegance and mystery that only fairies possess, and seeing it in such a beautiful scene only enhances that feeling.

Berry trees have always been a special part of Pokémon. In this capture, I wanted to capture one alongside Gardevoir. Hisu brings that feeling of connection between nature and Pokémon, interacting with the environment.

Village life is at the heart of Hisui's story, Gardevoir and the other Pokémon feel at home in this environment that blends rural and urban elements. The traditional houses and bridges are beautiful and convey a connection to the beginnings of civilizations.

I really like the coast, being by the sea and releasing my Pokémon from their Poké Balls, interacting with them and the environment, although from time to time a wild Pokémon appears and the battle begins.

Hisui's sunsets have a special charm. From the top of the hill, we can watch them, smiling alongside Gardevoir. The sky blends with warm colors, different blues and oranges, perfectly complementing the autumn trees. A moment of calm after exploring the entire world.

Together with the other Pokémon we are in the camp, living together between humans and Pokémon, getting to know the world and all its inhabitants, surrounded by sea, forests, hills and volcanoes, each with its own energy and character.

The berry trees, as I mentioned, are very important. Gardevoir helps me collect their fruit while her experience increases. These berries are useful for many things: restoring health, recovering energy, crafting items... In Hisui, Pokémon and humans help each other with daily tasks.

Gardevoir alongside Petilil, a new team member, Lopunny and a wild Yanmega.

Exploring the plains on Wyrdeer's back is great fun, while Gardevoir stays close, somewhat surprised by the journey. The scene reflects the freedom of travel and the inseparable company of my Pokémon.

We were in the swamp, trying to complete Gastly's Pokédex entry. The mysterious atmosphere of the place perfectly reflects the environment where these ghostly Pokémon usually appear. I love Gardevoir's face.

Feeding wild Pokémon like these little Bidoof and Bibarel is another activity I enjoy doing with Gardevoir. They're very friendly creatures and rarely attack, little by little, as you give them mushrooms, they gain confidence and approach you. Just never try the same thing with a wild Luxray!

“A serene moment in Hisui, watching the sunrise with Gardevoir.”

Thank you, friends, for joining me on this photographic journey with Gardevoir. I hope you enjoyed my photos. I had a lot of fun taking them and telling you the story. Best wishes, and as always, all the luck and success in the world. Bye!

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	I’m Ernesto, a Cuban passionate about art and writing. Always learning, always growing. Excited to share and learn more every day! I write about art, drawing, video games, nature, and review the things I like. My goal is to inspire and connect with others through my creative journey.

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