Imagine all the trees blooming, the birds singing, and the sun shining. Imagine all the trees blooming, the birds singing, and the sun shining.

This is really just a style preference. Your original is grammatically correct but this reads just a tiny bit better to my ear

Oh, and, of course, a very pleasant temperature (24°C/75.2°F)! Oh, and of course, a very pleasant temperature (24°C/75.2°F)!

Oh, and, of course, a very pleasant temperature (24°C/75.2°F)! Oh, and of course, a very pleasant temperature (24°C/75.2°F)!

As I was riding my bike, I felt geniunuinely happy. As I was riding my bike, I felt genuinely happy.

I couldn't help but smile to all the passers-by, wishing to share my emotion with them. I couldn't help but smile to all the passersby, wishing to share my emotion with them.

I couldn't help but smile to all the passers-by, wishing to share my emotionjoy with them. I couldn't help but smile to all the passers-by, wishing to share my joy with them.

I hope that the weather at your pliace also makes you smile, at least sometimes. I hope that the weather at your place also makes you smile, at least sometimes.

I would use “where you are” instead of place

I hope that the weather at your pliace also makes you smile, at least sometimes. I hope that the weather at your place also makes you smile, at least sometimes.

I hope that the weather at your plicwhere you are also makes you smile, at least sometimes. I hope that the weather where you are also makes you smile, at least sometimes.

Unlike I would usually do, I didn't take any photos of all the nature I've seen today. Unlike I usually do, I didn't take any photos of all the nature I've seen today.

Unlike I would usually do, I didn't take any photos of all the nature I've seen saw today. Unusually, I didn't take any photos of all the nature I saw today.

You could also use "Unlike I usually would" at the beginning but I prefer the simpler "Unusually"

Unlike I would usually do, I didn't take any photos of all the nature I've seen saw today. Unlike I would usually do, I didn't take any photos of the nature I saw today.

There are plenty of photos on my phone already, like literally thousands. There are plenty of photos on my phone already, literally thousands.

There are plenty of photos on my phone already, like literally thousands. There are plenty of photos on my phone already, like literally thousands.

Using "like" here is very common in spoken English, but it is extremely casual. You wouldn't often want to use it in writing but it can work if that was your intention.

After my recent vacation, I decided to start catching more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can reevoke them from my own memory instead of that of my phone. After my recent vacation, I decided to start catching more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can reevoke them from my own memory instead of my phone.

Reevoke = to evoke again Revoke = to remove ex: The business revoked my access after my card declined.

After my recent vacation, I decided to start catching more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can revoke them from my own memory instead of that offrom my phone. After my recent vacation, I decided to start catching more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can evoke them from my own memory instead of from my phone.

After my recent vacation, I decided to start catchpturing more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can revoke them from my own memory instead of that of my phone. After my recent vacation, I decided to start capturing more images with my eyes instead of my camera, so that later I can evoke them from my own memory instead of that of my phone.

It's a good way to use my phone less and live more. It's a good way to use my phone less and live more.