A Day a Shore

The photographer in me always wants to be out in a serene atmosphere. A little noisy calm water is ok, a little naughty Sun is ok. Little harsh wind is also ok. I will pack the bag with little munchies, a sunglass, a woven hat, and a romantic novel. I am all set to go. 

I prefer to take a shack on rent near the shore.

I go for a morning walk with my pink scarf tied around my neck to click the sunrise and capture the naughty seagulls hunting little food at the shore. Small shells resting at the shore, little crabs making their burrows in the sand and creating beautiful designs on the sand with their claws while running fast. 

I will have my morning tea near the shore, watching the Sun rising in height and screeching hot sun will try to irritate my mood. I will remove the jeans to have my legs soaked in Sun for a while. 

This naughty wind tries to blow away my hat, I am running to catch it, and this scarf naughty starts acting smart and wants to run in the opposite direction. 

I click a few more moments of water wearing the necklace of shiny bright light, waving palm trees at the shore, those running horse carts, and little kids collecting washed away shells. Couples walking and in hand makes the whole clicking experience beautiful. The sunset makes the moments nostalgic, it’s time to go back home, waves goodbye, and sinks into the horizon. I pack my bags to way back home as Monday blues need to be handled in advance.

-Vipin V. Kamble