I come with my camera to this place once a year. There are many people who meet here with me to take photos or, like me, to take them. Everyone that passes by me automatically becomes photographic subjects. In the past I would have avoided that kind of duty and sneaked away to take my long exposures taking advantage of the views, the calm of the sea and the rocks and old pillars that protrude from the sea. But not anymore. Many well-known people come and many new people too, I no longer escape this duty. I go to the strip of sand, which is where I like the most, so that those people parade in front of me, wetting their feet, waving their dresses, throwing their hair and their gazes into the air and towards me. And I, sitting in the wet sand on the other side, shooting incessantly, enjoying the view and the moment.