Before The Sun Sets

Hi there wholesome reader!

Last weekend, I spent some time away from the city. To be exact, I stayed in a town four hours from the metro. I took advantage of this short break to relax and unwind.

From where I stayed, the beach was just a few steps away. I arrived an hour before sunset—just in time to settle in and prepare to watch the sunset by the shore. This was exactly how I pictured it in my mind.

At that moment, I was grateful for bringing a camera on this trip. I had my sister's Panasonic DMC-LX5 digital camera with me. Since I knew this place was a great spot for sunsets, I made sure to bring a camera to capture the view.

Take a look at the photos I took!

Personally, I love capturing candid photos of strangers. While doing so, I like to play a little guessing game in my mind, imagining the story behind the moment I captured. For me, this is the closest I get to knowing a person in their most genuine state.

Photography, for me, is more than just taking pictures—it's about capturing emotions, stories, and fleeting moments that might otherwise go unnoticed. Every candid shot feels like a glimpse into someone’s world, a brief yet meaningful connection. And in those moments, I’m reminded of the beauty of spontaneity and the stories waiting to be told, one shutter click at a time.

Thank you for reading my post up to this point. I hope you have a great time ahead!

I'll take delight in writing for you again soon.

Love,
Sam ♡