Why is this Saudi region colored purple?

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - In a breathtaking and unique view...the flowers dance until they exude a fragrant scent, forcing you not to leave them. The attention of the Saudi photographer, Muhammad Al-Bahlal, caught these flowers that appeared after the moderate climate and rainfall in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In an interview with the Ofoq News website in Arabic, Al-Bahlal described the aesthetic paintings formed by the “yahq” flowers in the mountains of Sha’ba and Al-Dara in the Qassim region, saying that “seeing these flowers on the ground brings happiness and peace of mind to the soul.” The vast Qassim region not only hosts jasmine flowers, but also many other species, such as buttercups, yellow flowers, and badger flowers, in addition to numerous wild plants.

Al-Bahlal did not study photography, but rather it turned into a hobby for him, which he always seeks to develop through constant practice. For him, life is summed up in a picture, and the camera is a communication document between him and photography.