Finding Peace in the Little Things
Finding Peace in the Little Things
When I’m feeling down or a bit depressed, I’ve found that the best thing I can do is move. Sitting with my thoughts for too long can make them heavier, so I try to write things out in my journal first. Getting my feelings onto the page helps clear some of the noise in my head. But sometimes, writing isn’t enough—and that’s when I know I need to get out.
One of the places I always turn to is Huntington Beach. There’s just something about being near the ocean that calms me. I bring my drone, take photos of the sunset, and let myself just be. Watching the colors in the sky change, hearing the waves crash—those simple moments give me space to think and breathe.
Sometimes I don’t even fly the drone. I just sit on the sand, feel the breeze, and let the peace of the beach settle over me. It doesn’t fix everything, but it helps. It reminds me that even when my mind feels heavy, the world is still beautiful—and I’m still here to see it.
Tide-Tossed
A still shot of a mother who strides through the waves at Huntington Beach, cradling her baby as the ocean playfully chases them. The soft glow of the sunset wraps around them, capturing a fleeting, powerful moment of love and adventure, as nature’s rhythm dances behind them.
Sunsetbound.
From up above, you can see a couple walking side by side along the sandy stretch of Huntington Beach, totally lost in the sunset magic. The sky’s on fire with pinks and oranges, and the waves are just rolling in like they’re part of the moment. Their footprints trail behind them, slowly disappearing as they wander hand-in-hand, soaking in the last golden bits of the day. It’s one of those simple, perfect beach moments where everything feels just right.
Twilightwoven.
A couple stands barefoot on the sands of Huntington Beach, wrapped in the warmth of the sunset as the sky paints itself in shades of orange and pink. They’re caught in a quiet conversation, the gentle hum of the waves and the cool breeze the perfect backdrop to their intimate moment, their feet sinking softly into the earth as time feels like it stands still.
