Chasing Pavements

Sunday afternoon. A perfect time to lazing around. I usually spend sunday afternoon just laying in the bed, listening to some ear-catching music, cooking snacks in the kitchen or even watching the full-of-crap-political-news on TV that kind of really happening nowadays. And somehow, that day my inner-selftold me that i got to get out & take some fresh air. I kind of reluctant with this, as i found laying in the bed with a husky voice of Rachael Yamagata gently plays in my ear is more appealing. But suddenly, my mood swings to my inner-self's side. Oh hell..

 

And here i was, fifteen minutes later, in the nearby park, strolling without direction, plainly unintentional. Just strolling.

 

As i expected, sunday afternoon in the park means humans everywhere. God, i hate crowds..

There weren't much moments that i could caught (or eagerly caught) with my camera, so i just spent my time walking around, then stop, stare, continue walking, stop again, then stare. Until it was when the sun was about to setting that my vicious-unholy cycle ends. Somehow i happened to be at a small road, made of pavements, and it looks so vintage. Even more, the golden sunlight came from setting sun add the autumn feels in it. It was very beautiful. And i took my camera on.

 

But, as i mentioned early, this park is full of crowds. That means, this small but heavenly pavements also invaded by them too. It's really hard to take a clear shot. I waited for long, but the crowds didn't even dissipated. And considering the moment soon will fade as the sun was setting, i almost gave up chasing this pavements. Then God answer my prayer. When the times almost ran out, He finally gave me a chance to take a clear shot. Sweet

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