Stretched across a polite 2 kilometres of clear sands, Agonda beach is one of the most tranquil spots of Goa. I decided to steal an evening and escape to this secluded beach, before it gets dressed for the upcoming season.
The changing colours of the sun and correspondingly, the sky and waters seemed somewhat surreal. The silent ambience added to the magic. Here are some photographs from an evening I spent chasing the sun.
As I entered the colour temperature of the sky was cool.
Soon the low hanging clouds were making way for the yellow sun.
And in no time did it saturate the entire sky and the water colours alike.
Agonda is full of precious shells.
The subtle lavender makes a first appearance.
The warm orange clouds, post the sun set.
And a contrasting pink-purple, as the night lights come to life.
Request: Whether travelling to Goa or any other beach, please do not pick seashells. They are essential in maintaining a healthy (coastal) ecosystem.
I have been a travel and culture independent journalist. My bylines have appeared in many publications worldwide including National Geographic Traveller India, Lonely Planet Magazine India, The Indian Express and World Travel Magazine. A fellow of Media Ambassadors India-Germany 2019 program by Robert Bosch Stiftung and Centre for Media Competence, University of Tübingen. Currently, I am the photo editor for RoundGlass Sustain, a wildlife and conservation e-publication. I live in India.
love the mirror picture!
It was a beautiful evening :) Thanks!
Sunsets are always the best, eh? :-) Lovely pics.
I like sunrises too. Goa, though, sees surreal sunsets. Thanks Kat! :)