The table and The Coconut Trees

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The reflection was taken from the travel we had in Sa Dagat Beach Camp together with my friend @freshness143 and her colleague. I did not include this photo from my previous post about the Sa Dagat Adventure since I know, I will use it for another purpose and here it is.

It was when my husband and I take a sit in one of their seating places near the beach. We have no plan to swim on the beach since we did not bring swimming attire. We decided to take some pictures together and have conversations while waiting for our visitors to finish their moment and we also waited for the right time to go back to Daanbantayan to fetch our college friends.
My husband was busy taking pictures. I did not know about the purpose of why he kept capturing these subjects nor I did not know about the focus subject of this photo, so I tried to remove my bag from the top of the table, but he told me that it was part of the scene. When he finished, he let me see his output, and true enough the outcome was beautiful where the coconut trees were reflected on the top of the table. It seems like two places combine as one. It’s a good subject of how beautiful nature is.

Thankful to my husband that I have now an entry to post here in the community.

Looking at the photo, I realized that my visitors were having a conversation. I have no idea about the topic they shared but one thing was for sure they expected the unexpected because they had no opportunity to dip into the water since it was a low tide.

Whatever conversation they had, I’m sure they were quite relieved since the place was perfect for relaxation and shared some sentiments in life.

The beach is a good place to release our stress and chill out. All you can think of is the sea breeze that touches your face and the sound of the waves.

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Writer: Maureen S. O.
Photos owned by my husband: Paul Vincent M. O.