Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon

The Daily Post’s challenge for this week is Horizon.

The Challenger defines horizon as: “The space or line where the sky meets the earth. So many places where the sky meets the earth around the world, and millions of interactions between two elements. It can be water, a city skyline, a forest, a wasteland, a desert, a sunset outside your bedroom window“.

The horizons in the following pictures particularly speak to me:

The horizon at the Tanjung Rhu  beach in Langkawi where the blue sky meets the water, with a sandy beach in the foreground particularly attracts me.

Further up the hills in Langkawi, the view of the faraway islands fading out in the horizon  conveys a sense of peace to me.

On our way from Gold Coast to Lake Barrine in northern Australia, the clouds just above the horizon where the blue sky meets the blue mountains appeal to me.

Resting on the shore of lake Galve in Lithuania, gazing at the blue water and where the yonder islands meet the sky was a delightful and reflective moment.

The skyline in the Baltics seems eternally has its charm.

The New York City skyline has always been my favorite. Not that I don’t like the skyline of other places like Hong Kong which has got high hills as the background; the New York City skyline allows you to have an unobstructed view of the buildings in the horizon.

Last, but not the least, I like the horizon I saw in Coronado beach in the US. The sea and the sky seemed to merge as one.

Horizons allow my eyes and my brain to relax and intrigue me as to what lies beyond.  . . . . . . . . . .