As promised, this post will be about sunsets. They were the most amazing I've ever seen.
I like the softness of this sunset. It was amazing. I use this word a lot. But it's true. People pulled off to the side of the road, their mouths open, just to witness this magnificence. I was one of them.
This one too had my mouth agape. Do you see the couple at the bottom of the picture on the right? That couple had the right idea. They had a couple of cold drinks, a blanket, and sandals.
I had a lot of open-jawed moments around sunset time in Florida. This one is yet another. The clouds this day put on such a display. The picture doesn't do it justice. Just try to imagine a warm breeze gently rolling the waves.
So I really, really liked this spot. And had to endure what I thought were mosquito stings to get the shots here. Turns out, these were not mosquitoes but "sand flies". I still have scars. But isn't this spot pretty? I spent hours at this particular spot, taking pictures, enjoying the sound of the waves, not realizing that I'm being practically eaten alive by the creatures I never new existed.
Look at the clouds! They were so incredibly pink. And look! they're shaped like either a fish or a shell. I vote for shell. You see the conch shell, right? How perfect.
Like I said, I really liked that spot. And just look at those spectacular clouds. Breathtaking doesn't describe it.
I like the softness of this sunset. It was amazing. I use this word a lot. But it's true. People pulled off to the side of the road, their mouths open, just to witness this magnificence. I was one of them.
This one too had my mouth agape. Do you see the couple at the bottom of the picture on the right? That couple had the right idea. They had a couple of cold drinks, a blanket, and sandals.
I had a lot of open-jawed moments around sunset time in Florida. This one is yet another. The clouds this day put on such a display. The picture doesn't do it justice. Just try to imagine a warm breeze gently rolling the waves.
So I really, really liked this spot. And had to endure what I thought were mosquito stings to get the shots here. Turns out, these were not mosquitoes but "sand flies". I still have scars. But isn't this spot pretty? I spent hours at this particular spot, taking pictures, enjoying the sound of the waves, not realizing that I'm being practically eaten alive by the creatures I never new existed.
Look at the clouds! They were so incredibly pink. And look! they're shaped like either a fish or a shell. I vote for shell. You see the conch shell, right? How perfect.
Like I said, I really liked that spot. And just look at those spectacular clouds. Breathtaking doesn't describe it.
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