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Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Fishermen boat at su

Fishermen boat at sunrise, Lake Malawi. - © Alberto Mateo, Travel Photographer

Thursday, June 12, 2014

Fishermen and Cormor

Fishermen and Cormorants on Li River, Guilin / China (by ohmytrip).

Sunday, September 14, 2014

Fishermen boats dock

Fishermen boats docked, sunrise, Lamu Island, Kenya - © Alberto Mateo, Travel Photographer

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Fishermen's Wharf, S

Fishermen's Wharf, San Francisco at dusk 3 by canbalci, via Flickr

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Fishermen's traditio

Fishermen's traditional wood houses (palafitos) rise on stilts in Castro on Chiloé Island, in Los Lagos Region, Chile

Friday, September 5, 2014

This is a picture of

This is a picture of the "she-wolf of the sea" or "sea sickness" at Minervino tower. That's how the local fishermen call this rare atmospheric phenomenon. It takes place in particular climatic conditions at dawn, when a thick cloud of fog thickens the sea. The Minervino tower, so called because of the University of Minervino participated in its realization, is a work of fortification and defense from the east coast of Salento... Discovered by Matilde Civitillo at Santa Cesarea Terme, #Italy

Monday, September 1, 2014

This is a picture of

This is a picture of the "she-wolf of the sea" or "sea sickness" at Minervino tower. That's how the local fishermen call this rare atmospheric phenomenon. It takes place in particular climatic conditions at dawn, when a thick cloud of fog thickens the sea. The Minervino tower, so called because of the University of Minervino participated in its realization, is a work of fortification and defense from the east coast of Salento... Discovered by Matilde Civitillo at Santa Cesarea Terme, Italy

Sunday, October 20, 2013

The Door of No Retur

The Door of No Return - The site for the slave fort at Cape Coast, Ghana, was selected because a reef provides a natural harbor. Large ships can anchor just offshore. I didn’t know this as I walked through the doors to find, not a somber reminder of past atrocities, but a scene bursting with life; scores of Ghanaian fishermen use the same harbor today as a place to launch their boats.

Friday, September 5, 2014

This is a picture of

This is a picture of the "she-wolf of the sea" or "sea sickness" at Minervino tower. That's how the local fishermen call this rare atmospheric phenomenon. It takes place in particular climatic conditions at dawn, when a thick cloud of fog thickens the sea. The Minervino tower, so called because of the University of Minervino participated in its realization, is a work of fortification and defense from the east coast of Salento... Discovered by Matilde Civitillo at Santa Cesarea Terme, Italy