#820 - Boracay Shots for Wednesday.
Greetings this Wednesday evening fellow Hivers. It's gloomy but still warm. I woke up early today after sleeping at past six in the morning right after ending my shift. I was already up at nine which is just about three hours of sleep and that's it, I wasn't able to sleep at all after til the evening. So I watched Netflix instead of just pretending to close my eyes and feeling my surroundings. I watched this new series about the seven deadly sins animation which happened after sixteen years where the war occured. I have already finished it also since I have been watching it for some days now. There's going to be a season two of it to continue the fight with king Arthur which is very strong. He was able to summon two of the ten commandments demon after all. I won't spoil it so it's better for you to check it out instead.
Moving on to our shots today, here we got a sunset wherein people have been waiting for. The golden hour is indeed the moment in which everyone is fond of especially when on the beach. This is one of those special moments to capture because of several reasons but the most I like is that the beauty of the night swallowing the day with the orange light disappearing in the horizon. It reminds us that another day has already crossed.
Here we could see several people also religiously observing the golden hour event while standing on the sands, there are those still in the sea water riding their boats and some in the calm water.
These next frames shown were taken during the day time. This first one shows several boats that are lined up which are used to carry tourists passengers. The fine grains of white sands also glimmers in the shore area.
Then we got here several boats already in the sea transporting people. There are also those paraw boats sailing which made this island famous aside from the white sands because of these little boats.
Here we have more transport boats with different sizes and almost similar designs. The blue vivid sea was calm and there's also a clear blue skies with only a small portion of the skyline covered in white clouds in which is already far from the island.
Here are more small boats or bancas docked on the shore. A couple of it was manned by the people who are in charge of the sail. They could be waiting for their passengers to come and move them to the middle of the sea where there are diving spots to check on.
Follow me on my nature travels.
Shot taken in Boracay island, Philippines.