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Acho que não coloquei efeito :x rs' é que não lembro, achei essa foto aqui no pc ^^
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Just as I was trying to take a quick candid snap of this couple enjoying ice-cream cones the lady on the right walked in front of the camera. Normally I'd have taken a second shot but the Promenade got busier and I couldn't, so imperfect as it is I thought the hell with it and just post it as is, partly because I suppose it is more real-life this way but mostly because I just liked the image of them enjoying their cones and didn't want to scrap the pic entirely and lose that.
From my recent trip to Western Australia.. Shelly Beach, near Monkey Mia.
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The evening, the beach, the sunset, the camel and the keeper....!
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A beautiful beach and an even more gorgeous couple sharing moments together just after tying the knot! Thanks to Daniel Nguyen for holding my 6 foot scrim on the seriously windy beach! Wouldn't have been able to get this shot without you! All natural light with aforementioned giant scrim to block the direct sunlight.
Yes, this is England in late October. No, the man lying on the beach isn't dead, he's just sunbathing. It was 13 degrees C at the very least...
Beach Volleyball being played at the 134th Preakness Stakes infield in Baltimore, MD.
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Makapuʻu Beach is a popular body-surfing beach at the extreme eastern end of the Island of Oʻahu in the Hawaiian Islands.
spermwhale beached on the danish shore in 2014
In February 2014 news made the round in Denmark that two sperm whales had beached at the western shore and died.
The beach was crowded with interested people, which was on one hand disturbing. On the other hand I understand that humans are curious animals and this might be the only chance for most of those people to ever see a whale.
One of the whales was lying in the sand and surrounded by hordes of people. I was shocked that some parents allowed their kids to climb on top of this sad indiviual, showing no awe and respect for this dead creature.
The other one was further out there in the waves, save from all to close contact, which is shown in the picture.
Although it seems counterintuitive, in this case there is actually also a bright side about the sad happening. Sperm whale beachings in the North Sea have been documented for hundrets of years (mainly between November and February) and are the result of whale migration and the trap-like arrangement of the North Sea. However, the beaching declined between the 18th and 19th century due to sinking numbers because of whale hunts. That the numbers of beachings are rising again might be a good sign of recovering sperm whale populations.