What a silly thing is to feel nostalgic for something that never was, yet it's a real thing. I often feel so much nostalgia when seeing stuff, especially the night ones, that's because I used to travel at night and stay up late and watch the night sky.
I wish there was a way to physically feel the nostalgia of these photos but the closest i can get to feeling nostalgic is from seeing photos like these or through nostalgic music which for me is synthwave.
Road trips, rainy nights, boat rides, vacation, walks home, after school hours. These moments may not have lasted forever, I may not remember every last detail, but the feelings will always remain, the vague image outline, the atmosphere and weight of life will be with me forever, I'm glad I got to experience these small moments. I hope I'll experience more, and cherish them when they're recognized for what they are.
These pictures really feel strangely pleasant. On some, I even feel an aesthetic and mood that I can't describe, but that were there. Sorry for the clumsy translation if that's so.
The red lights remind me of something beautiful… it was in my dreams… let me know if you all feel the same or had a similar dream. It was late night and our family was driving home, after an exhausting day. In the distance there were indistinct chimes of planes engines and thousands of blinding lights.
For me, the red lights remind me of when I used to live in Los Angeles when I was little, seeing them on the buildings in the distance and the radio and cell towers on the mountains in the distance. It made me feel like I was home, even though I haven't lived in LA for over 8 years.
I miss the times where i been into places like this and even if it was in a dream i still miss it i wish if only there was a time machine i would travel back to the past and chill forever or or only if it just comes back
I took an hour trying to think of ways to describe some of these, usually the landscape ones. They are all locations touched by people, shaped by humanity, yet no humans remain in them,
