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    Paradise by: melodytap Views[528] Breaking Waves by: melodytap Views[488] View from Howth, Ireland by: viovadrouille Views[518] Aran Island, InisMor, Kilmurvey beach by: viovadrouille Views[613] Collioure by: chiacchierare Views[515]
     
    a must do while in a greek island. drink a frozen beer in a small tavern near the sea.. by: my-memories Views[1005] A view of Sea Point peeks out from between the saddle of Lion's Head and Signal Hill, nestled between shore and mountain. Table Mountain is a sacred place, mythically, to the nomadic hunter gatherers that lived in this region. Known as the Paddle, walk, climb, descend, meet, talk, observe, feel, canoe trip challenges and transforms each of its members. Every person, every conversation, every child, every look has some message, some knowledge to pass. The exchange of culture is impressive, personal growth within this trip is inexplicable. We realize that every journey leads to the same place: ourselves. Traveling is not only leaving home, says Michel Serres, is primarily to find the other because it is from him that we learn. by: wanderlustmind Views[715] We subconsciously link terms such as ‘pristine’ to our imaginings of Australia’s world famous coast and deny – or are simply oblivious to – the devastating reality of our own poor waste disposal procedures. What I'd hoped to capture was not the crystal seas and golden sands that we depart to when we daydream, but the actuality of its true, current state. The Kurnell Oil Refinery provides a backdrop against La Perouse, a popular family beach which also harbours local native bird species such as gulls, herons and pelicans of whose typical diet derives from the sea. Not only does the refinery release a range of pollutants into the air including Sulphur Dioxide, but it also releases waste to ocean drains in the surrounding waters. In heavy rain, oily substances can be seen flowing into Botany Bay, creating a temporary ‘slick’ on the surface. by: zoeaarcher Views[2011]
     
    I am often bewildered by the things that can be found having been flushed out of the drains from the gutters of streets surrounding. In a troubling way their assortment can sometimes create a colourful, abstract sight of which is, perhaps, part of the reason we subconsciously turn our heads to the concern at hand. I barely turn an eye towards the fragments of glass that have been weathered by the sea for so long that they, as the waste seen here, eventually become a part of the natural landscape. In the near future will our children be building castles of sand or of our generation’s garbage? by: zoeaarcher Views[1000] As I gaze out along the entire surface of the sea where the waves crash in on the shore, countless plastic bottles, cans and other trash create a black sludge-like body of debris that churns and toils in the chaos caused by a large storm. by: zoeaarcher Views[1060] A Silver Gull fruitlessly paces the shoreline in search of something edible, finding nothing but cigarette butts, weathered segments of Styrofoam packaging and whatever other plastic and processed remnants of garbage are flushed out of the storm water drains into the sea. Each piece of which it first tastes before determining, hopefully, that it will not be able to and should not attempt to digest. I fear greatly for those organisms who are unable to differentiate between what should and should not be eaten, or those whose hunger has precedence over their decision making. by: zoeaarcher Views[1046] 9h00: Trapped fish, still alive, flapping around while fishermen finish their work. by: abril_journey Views[850] 8h30: After 3 hours of hard work, the net is out, plenty of fish everywhere. Fishermen start to choose and pick up the better ones, so do the birds. by: abril_journey Views[855]
     
    7h00: Fishermen pulling out the net plenty of fish. The birds arrive in outrageous number to try to pick their pray while the fishermen put the net out of the water. by: abril_journey Views[1167] 6h00: Traditional fisherman holding and pulling a net rope while his partners surround a big portion of water with their net on their boat. by: abril_journey Views[1085] 5h30: The sun starts to rise and the day begins for fishermen. by: abril_journey Views[872] I was eating some delicious shrimps when suddenly I get this little guy, he stood there for a long time watching and waiting to try my food, so I made him my photo hero. by: today_is_always Views[634] This was a little Ice Cream car in the middle of a deserted beach in off season, although the cloudy and rainy weather I'm still thinking that is a great composition for a picture, by: today_is_always Views[1241]
     
    I love macros about nature, but the most Like from this one is the contrast between the fuzzy and far away mountains with the sharpen and closer rocks. by: today_is_always Views[785] An old forgotten boat, just lying there at the northwestern shore of Ireland, Donegal. It is an unreal place, far off the beaten tourist tracks, altered by clouds, sun and rain every minute. Boats have a very romantic aspect, merging very well with the landscape. by: weltenbummler Views[588] A long long time ago a castle was build on this cliff at the northwestern shore of Ireland, in Donegal. The castle was abandoned a long time ago and now is an attraction in a very remote area; mostly serving locals as a spot to enjoy life. by: weltenbummler Views[891] Early in the morning, I was walking by the mall and then I saw this old man -with different shoe in each foot and his best friend (Im sure of). by: alearangog Views[434] View from Llogara Pass at the coastal road. The vast natural beauty of Albania should be preserved and shows the country's untapped possibilities. by: zsumaksa Views[1518]
     
    A very friendly fisherman showing his silent, lonely but joyful daily work catching crabs in Recife-Brasil. by: omanentry Views[1594] these are common dolphins they often come and play in the waves beside the boat. by: boatlife Views[713] This is a Solder Crab I saw on a deserted beach while having a wonder round the island. by: boatlife Views[757] The teacher hasn’t turned up. Again. Leifu and Suratan take advantage of the crisp white sands and the freedom of the sea. by: rachelrobertson Views[955] Island Bound: Villages scattered along palm fringed beaches, the only way home is via outrigger canoe. At age 14 Farja Man has an enormous responsibility of transporting weekly essentials to his village. by: rachelrobertson Views[946]
     
    An izmir bay. Scene from ferry that crossed Alsancak to Karşıyaka. We feed those birds with biscuits from the ferry by: rezkyafriza Views[1102] There are good days of course,where everything seems perfect - food,warmness,family.But, like everything else,It doesn't last forever. by: sadswanstory Views[657] Dahab city lights: Dahab is really quite city, that is a typical summer night on its shore, with many available quite sea view cafes, you can enjoy your summer night and have a drink peacfully as there is no rush. Dahab is a quite small city in south Sinai, it is a touristic attraction for all nature lovers, and these 5 photos are not pure nature photos! they all have some human touch, telling the story of the enormous peacefully beautiful nature enclosing and containing the limited and balanced human manipulation; opposite to what we see in urban areas and huge modern cities - where we cannot watch stars, or sunset, or even enjoy a quite time! by: melmahdi Views[2484] Me moling the Lost at the Sea Sailors Memorial at the Golden Gate Bridge Viewpoint http://www.moletheworld.com/ by: acrossourworld Views[1163] The wonderful seaside... by: mycountry Views[231]
     
    This picture was taken in Chocó, maybe the most poor place in Colombia. This was the day I came, in the “biggest“ city of the region. The sea is always changing, and when the tide is low, children get into the sea and play and try to fish. by: iamcolombia Views[893] Throwing the net waiting for the grace of the sea... by: lacuchara Views[959] no luck today, but the smile remains for tomorrow by: lacuchara Views[495] the ocean denies food again... by: lacuchara Views[600] no luck yet, but hopefully back to the sea... by: lacuchara Views[579]
     
    throwing the net and waiting for the grace of the sea by: lacuchara Views[609] Vik in Iceland by: tamararogers Views[452] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[665] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[634] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[633]
     
    Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[609] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[653] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[592] windsurfing Nevis by: lilygipsy Views[482]  

     

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