Ocean Taken Apart & Given Back: SMASh Contest - Round 314

Greetings,

How are you doing, Shadow Hunter,

I am glad that I once against in the competition, sharing with you the photos of my last exploration at the beach.

I hope you will find these photos interesting and qualifying for the shadow hunt final selection.

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The photo above is my entry in the contest. I appreciate this opportunity allowing the publication of photos.

I went early that day to the beach. I was already on site around 8 Am. I went at this specific time to enjoy the fresh air and the calm on the beach. It is critical to avoid walking around earlier than 6Am or too late after 8Pm.

The police will not be as reactive as normal if you get attack when it is dark in the area. It has never happened to me, but I strongly advise the adoption of safety dispositions announce by the urban security agency.

You can see the way the sun wrap the shape of the camera holder right there on the sand. I enjoy spending time capturing the moment as the sun rises.

The heat has not yet begun to vaporize the bubbles of water on the beach, so I get closer to the target I am capturing with the lens of my camera. It has seen this large trunk of wood in the area, but I can't remember the exact location.

If I am not mistaken the wooden element on the beach after the wave transported it to this location, it was covered with sand. I suspected that one meter high of sand had hidden the huge structure for the past month.

It reappeared when the high tide over numerous nights carried the sand from that place to another one.
It is just a story that I found really possible regarding the facts.

The shadow of this piece of structure that certainly was vital element on the small boat which helped fishermen to install fish nets offshore.

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