I was called into work on my day off because the managers can't manage properly, but I saw an amazing sunset and had to get pictures. I showed up late proudly and showed someone my pictures. They liked this on the most so this is the one I'll post 

I saw the clouds and how the sun rays were shining through them on my way home and decided to drive to the beach. The sky changed very quickly and the wind was insane. 

Walking on the beach, listening to music, alone, it was nice and relaxing. I highly recommend it. 

I can't remember where I took this picture, but I love it. I think the island is inviting you over. Wanting you to discover its secrets, to walked upon again. 

One of the very few pictures with people in the center of the picture. Felt like I was in a game, walking with people that I've known for years. Like an adventure.

I was in Squire Town Park, in Hampton Bays, walking around taking some pictures, enjoying the quiet and the sound f the wind blowing high through the trees. And I found a new spot (at least new for me, the bench was marked and carved to hell) and I immediately loved the view and the feeling of this spot. I highly recommend going here, not just for pictures, but to just enjoy it. 

My brother and I wanted to get pictures of the sunset, and neither of us wanted to walk into the water in the backyard because we've done a countless amount of times so we went somewhere close by the house.
I usually don't have people in pictures. I feel like it takes you out of the picture. But of course there is an exception. If the person in not the main focus, and does not have any great detail, then I would take the picture, and I think this is a good example of what I am poorly explaining.

I don't like the beach or the bay, but I always liked how the light reflects in the water and how the water just seems to go on forever, never ending almost.