When I was eight years old a Russian ship crashed into nearby rocks and sank. Parts of the ship washed against Pigeon Rock, and I spent the last happy summer of childhood snorkeling over the wreck and collecting bits of Russian ship. And on the beaches of the cliff you can’t see in the picture, from where this photo was shot, I would collect the small turquoise and blue bits of rounded glass washed up after years of polish in the Mediterranean.
The Lomond Platform at dusk, central north sea.
Waves bouncing off of the seawall at the south end of “Victoria Beach” in Laguna Beach, California, rebound into oncoming waves to create a beautiful and turbulent water playground.
Estava dando uma olhada nas fotos antigas. Essa me chamou a atenção.
Eu gosto mt da expressão da mulher, ao pensar na próxima jogada.
Labrador @ dawn, originally uploaded by Erik’s Sanctuary.
Labrador Park’s high vantage point led the British to identify it as a defence site to protect the entrance to the harbours of Singapore in 1843. Now, it is an oasis of tranquillity and offers a picturesque view of the sea. Nature lovers will be pleasantly surprised to find a rich variety of wildlife, such as the White-crusted Laughing Thrush, the Yellow-vented Bulbul and the regal White-bellied Sea Eagle. Also catch a glimpse of the past as you explore the underground complexes used during World War II for the storage of ammunition and supplies.
wham:a different corner, originally uploaded by visualpanic.
Cala Macarelleta (Menorca), agost 2006.
