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After a long walk, I found the perfect spot to cool down and watch people enjoy the beautiful Promenade du Paillon. The light and mist from the fountain, along with the reflections on the water, were so calming. It felt like a little oasis in the heart of the city. This moment was a reminder that sometimes the best sights are the ones that simply let you stop and take it all in. It's a moment I'll always remember from my trip to Nice.
So glad I could share this tranquil moment. Thank you for your support and feedback.
An Elevated Escape into the Breezy Night
I was hanging out at People’s Park in the Sky in Tagaytay, soaking in the tropical vibe and refreshing cool weather that comes from being up high—even in summer. As I relaxed there, the sunset lit up the sky with bright oranges and yellows, and a steady breeze made the whole moment feel easy and natural. The scene was simple, with lush greenery framing the view perfectly, and it was just one of those wonderfully unpretentious moments.
In this quiet, secluded corner of the city, two individuals share a moment of conversation, surrounded by grand architectural facades. The symmetry and shadows evoke a sense of calm amidst the urban landscape.
A quiet corner of Harbour Square Park in Toronto, where a small set of stone steps rests by the lake under a canopy of early-fall leaves. The warm evening light brings out the texture in the stone and foliage, capturing an everyday moment of calm along the city’s waterfront.
Photographed on September 26, 2025.
Breezing into platform 10, General Motors Diesel, 220 in recently painted retro orange livery, about to operate along the south coast to Rosslare on the RPSI "Sea Breeze " at 10:45 hrs.
Just me, a breeze, and the trees whispering secrets only sunset can understand. Sometimes, the best therapy is a walk and a little bit of sun sneaking through the branches.
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It was a warm summer night, with a light breeze moving through the tropical air. The sky was clear, no clouds, just darkness stretching above. I wanted to try some astro photography, but in the city, light pollution makes it nearly impossible. The challenge was capturing both the well-lit pool and the starry sky in one frame. I couldn’t do it in a single exposure, so I took two: one for the pool, one for the sky, then blended them together.
Sea Breeze Sunday, whichever way you go.
To the left, a class 8520 DART Tokyu Car Corporation electric EMU heading for Howth along the north coast, while to the right, a class 201 General Motors Diesel, 220 in recently painted retro orange livery, about to operate along the south coast to Rosslare on the RPSI "Sea Breeze ".
What a delightful Sunday at Connolly Railway Station in Dublin! The green electric DART, proudly displaying its destination to Howth, is ready to whisk me away on a breezy coastal adventure. I can already imagine the fresh sea air, the charming little village, and maybe even a sneaky ice cream by the harbor—it’s the perfect way to soak up a lazy weekend. The train’s vibrant green and yellow livery feels like a cheerful invitation to hop on and leave the city behind for a few hours of seaside bliss.
Right beside it, the striking orange heritage engine, marked for Rosslare, is stealing a bit of the spotlight. It’s on a special excursion run, and I can’t help but picture the lucky passengers onboard, chugging along towards the sunny southeast coast. The nostalgic vibe of this beauty makes me think of old-school train journeys—maybe with a picnic basket in tow and the promise of sandy beaches at the end of the line. It’s hard to decide which trip I’d rather take today!
Dublin’s Connolly Station is buzzing with that classic train magic, where every departure feels like the start of a little adventure. Whether it’s the DART to Howth for a Sunday stroll or the heritage run to Rosslare for a taste of nostalgia, there’s something so joyful about heading away on a train excursion. Where would you go—sea breeze in Howth or a scenic ride to Rosslare?