Sony Alpha SLT-A77, Sigma 10-20mm, LEE Big Stopper, LEE ND Hard Grad 0.6

Silent contemplation of a young guy.

A young guy views the ocean.

Rhyl promenade, rough sea and the Skytower

A biker sharing the Mandvi beach in India with a camel. He is stuck in the sand as he probably realizes why camel is more suited for this terrain.

Brown Pelicans feed by plunging into the water, stunning small fish with the impact of their large bodies and scooping them up in their expandable throat pouches. When not foraging, pelicans stand around fishing docks, jetties, and beaches or cruise the shoreline. In flight, lines of pelicans glide on their broad wings, often surfing updrafts along wave faces or cliffs. Their wingbeats are slow, deep, and powerful.

Swirling over beaches with strident calls and a distinctive, crisp black head, Laughing Gulls provide sights and sounds evocative of summer on the East Coast. You’ll run across this handsome gull in large numbers at beaches, docks, and parking lots, where they wait for handouts or fill the air with their raucous calls. Laughing Gulls are summer visitors to the Northeast and year-round sights on the coasts of the Southeast and the Gulf of Mexico. *CornellLab

The Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) is a comically elegant bird with an oversized bill, sinuous neck, and big, dark body. Squadrons glide above the surf along southern and western coasts, rising and falling in a graceful echo of the waves. They feed by plunge-diving from high up, using the force of impact to stun small fish before scooping them up.

A local lad on an Indian beach.

On the Morjim beach in Goa, a women in an animated discussion with her daughter.

Sunrise at Vieste, Italy

Come home from school look for the Fish to the Activity of the Daily for the child the Iboh Origin the Sabang island