#842 - Boracay Shots for Tuesday.
Greetings beloved Hiveans on a warm Tuesday evening. Let us take on a unique quality, a mixture of anticipation and relief as the workweek continues its inexorable march forward. As the sun already set over Metro Manila, casted a warm glow over the cityscape, Tuesday evening descends upon this bustling metropolis. The air is thick with humidity which is a testament to the unrelenting summer like heat even though it's already the Ber months. May your Tuesday evening be filled with warmth, wonder and productivity and may you always find joy in the simple pleasures that make life so worthwhile.
Moving on to our daily shots which we have here are scenes in Boracay care off the wife when they went there for a couple of nights with relatives. As the boat draws nearer to shore, the island itself comes into view, a verdant paradise of coconut trees and white sand beaches that seem to stretch on forever.
Here's the boat that the wife boarded when they came to visit the island. The weather was sunny with the clear blue skies present. The sands are so fine and white, the waters crystal clear.
My wife's cousin named Gulay, enjoying the shallow clear water beside the banca. This was after they unpacked at the hotel they were staying at.
The sunset in Boracay! It's a breathtaking sight that never fails to mesmerize. As the day winds down, the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, a symphony of oranges, pinks, and purples that seem to dance across the horizon.
As the sun begins to dip lower, the coconut trees that line the beach start to cast long shadows across the sand.
Meanwhile, out on the sea, the sailboats that dot the waters seem to be bathed in a warm, golden glow. The boats' sails are filled with wind as they glide effortlessly across the waves.
The atmosphere seems lively and carefree, as if the entire island has come together to celebrate the magic of this moment with the coconut trees as witnesses amongst the people.
Follow me on my nature travels.
Shot taken in Boracay island, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Samsung Z5 flip phone. ~rex