Now that I’m miles away from my family, looking at the sun as it sets, like in this picture, is like seeing them via Skype. They seem so visible and reachable; so near, yet so far. So bright, yet so dark…
This scenery used to rock me to the cradle of peace. What I know for the time being is that it’s pulling me into the bassinet of melancholy.
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STORIES OF THE WANDERING FEET & MIND 
The distance, the minute sun and the splash of light it created, this view killed me Sony. It’s so representative of people who are away from their loved ones. Sadly beautiful.
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Well done Sony… this one is gorgeous 🙂
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beautiful! & thanks for the pingback
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Very nice. Awesome. 🙂
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I love this photo…amazing colors.
Thank you for sharing.
Peace,
Siggi in Downeast Maine, USA
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Awww Sony. It is a beautiful picture. I am so sorry you are away from your family.
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Absolutely beautiful in its simplicity!
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An elegant capture!
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I do feel the same way by simply looking at this pic, very stunning…
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This is a beautiful touch…. 😉 Do check out my contribution. 🙂
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Excellent photo, plus great emotions. 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
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let your family be the sunset radiance, a ‘beauty’ to keep you relaxed before the solitude of night, one thing for sure ~ they’ll do it daily 🙂
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