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Walking along a beach that was about a mile or more long I saw this piece of concrete on the waters edge. It looked like a relic from a world war two pillbox with the perfect circular access hole on the top. The waves were crashing against it so thought I'd try and catch the splash.
A windy evening along the shore of Coronation Gulf produced some interesting photo opportunities.
Kugluktuk, NU(2015)
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At Okishima Elementary School, on the learning boat "Uminoko" that passes through the Okishima Suido
The students are waving their "flags" with the meaning of welcome.
Smiley, heart-warming
And I was also impressed by the sight.
沖島小学校では、沖島水道を通る学習船「うみのこ」に、
歓迎の意味を込めて生徒たちが一生懸命「旗」を振っています。
ほほえましい、胸が熱くなります
そして見ている私も感動する光景が見られました。
It's hard to fathom the extreme force and energy, it takes to create a wave. Multiply that with wind and rocks and you get something truly spectacular. This was my first time using a vintage Jupiter-21M F4/200 M42 Soviet Portrait Telephoto Lens. I may need to play with this lens some more.