theworldwelivein:

Pleneau Bay, Antarctica
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the-iridescence:

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The colour of the water is really nice.

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petitpoulailler:

llbwwb: A Sip of Water by Adamec

enchantedengland:

Fingal’s Cave is a sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staff, one of the Inner Hebrides islands which skirt the western coast of Scotland. The immense arch-roofed cave creates a melodic, haunting echo of waves within its cathedral-like atmosphere; something so impressive Romantic Poets John Keats, William Wordsworth, and Alfred, Lord Tennyson all made journeys here; as well as Her Majestic Queen Victoria. The cave’s Gaelic name is Uamh-Binn, meaning “cave of melody.”

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mabelmoments:

British photographer Steve Jones submerged himself in the water to capture the relationship that has developed between man and whale sharks. Locals Indonesian peninsula of West Papua have struck up a bond with the monster fish, which can measure up to 12m in length. Fishermen hand feed them and even leap into the water to cut them free should they get caught in fishing nets.

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