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Grand Anse Beach, Grenada - West Indes
Spearfishing is common practice on the islands of the West Indes and both fisherman and the local population depend on fish for their way of life. After a successful day, this spear-fisherman shows off his catch to a fascinated young boy.
Photographer: Kunal K. Chawla, Laurel Hollow, NY, USA
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The word catch brings the fierce animal instincts out in any dog.
When I get older I would love to have a cat becuase they are soooo much better smelling but the love, courage, and faithful nature of a dog makes me reconsider every once in a while.
When Karl arrived, he brought him some of the stuff we had left at his house and I don't know how it happened but Karl and Matthew started a game of fox-tailing the bag of clothes between each other
This is a real photographer luck: to be on the right spot at the right time. Not only to see a full rainbow, but also to be in the perfect spot to fotograph it!
The leaves of the live oak are a marvel. Thick and tough - well suited for the coastal climate. When I look at this shot I am reminded of how light is both a particle and a wave, descending from on high to be trapped in a green prison. To be converted and sent forth to go home by another way.
Okay, it's getting deep in here...
The Battery, Charleston, South Carolina.
CS_022809_03///Residents try to catch the slippery piglet oiled with motor oil as part of the traditional games to celebrate the 8th Zamboanga Sibugay province charter day. PHOTO BY CHARLIE SACEDA
"Sea Catch" restaurant
Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) photowalk, June 1st, 2008. See other photos in the PhotoWalkPro Georgetown photowalk group:
James & Gareth play on Maroochydore Beach as the sun sets
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