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Strolling one fine evening last week at Fisherman's Wharf, at one point I reached a spot somewhere in between pier 39 (where the seals are) and 43 (of the Ferry Arch).
The feel of cool breeze blowing and the sounds of seagulls near and far was soothing, and as usual, I got into a enjoy-the-moment mood. Sitting there on a wooden bench, I thought achievements and riches may bring name and fame but they do not necessarily bring contentment and peace, like I felt that moment. I shut myself to the outside world and to the throng of tourists around and began to enjoy the delightful sights.
Life is to be savored with all its flavors, textures and colors and in that corner at the Fisherman's Wharf overlooking the San Francisco bay, I began to relish the sense of touch, sound and sights of another fulfilling day.
Serenity...
A seagull flying past decides to stop by to give me company...
Took a few moments for it to sense my presence behind was not a threat to it...
Only the seagull and I...
14 comments:
what a fine company you had while enjoying the end of the day in beautiful san fran.
How beautiful. Great pictures
Gorgeous sky shots and the sea gulls in the foreground add a lot to the photos. Well done!
What a beautiful sunrise and you got a model also
Very nice job on capturing the sea gull along with a lovey sky showing.
Wonderful collection, and lovely sunset. The gull was very nice to pose for you.
Delightful set of pictures of the seagull and sunset!
I was just telling Mridula as well that Im missing the sea and water bodies ..long time, how are u ?
It is a lovely sky and the seagull an added bonus.
so beautiful!!!!
Hi Celine! With all this beauty surrounding you, I see you have no time to pay some attention to your Blogger friends. but there is a weird bridge waiting for you at Blogtrotter. ;))
Enjoy and have a great weekend!!
The sequence of snaps are amazing. Beautiful.
Ah, remember to keep your french fries and hot dogs away from these seagulls!!
(Seagulls always remind me of that book)
Lovely light! I miss the seaside...
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