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Just two boys who sell "empanadas" along the beach of the Cumanagoto resort in Cumaná. This is a usual activity on Venezuelan beaches. Empanadas are made out of precooked corn meal and are usually filled with chicken, cheese, minced meat or "cazón" (a small type of shark or other kind of fish and then deep fried. Cumaná is one of Venezuela's oldest cities and is worth a visit. Its colonial downtown is beautiful and has one of the few castles in Venezuela. Ot is close to Punta de Araya, the place of the most famous salines of our country, where you can get by taking a boat (short trip) or go by car (long trip). It's also close to Mochima, a beautiful national park with many appealing beaches.

I liked the slightly warm colors near the time of sunset. I used color cast to remove a slightly blue hue and resized.