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Location: This is the rocky beach near the village of Fajã d'Agua on the island of Brava, in Cape Verde. Cape Verde is an island nation off the west coast of Africa. Brava is the smallest inhabited island in Cape Verde with an area of only 67 km². This is one of the most remote locations I've ever been to in the entire world. There are no flights to Brava. You can only get to or from the island by boat, and the boat only comes once or twice a week. The feeling of being cut off from the rest of the world can be exhilarating and a little scary.

About the Photo: I know it's hard to see them clearly, but the four Kabuverdianu’s in this photo, from left to right are: João de Deus, Cabo Verde, Neilson, and Nelo (who was actually from Angola). This tide pool was filled with interesting aquatic life, like sea cucumbers, fish, crabs, urchins, and corals.

Technical note: This is a scan of a print. Sadly, the negative was ruined several years ago, thus the only thing I have to remember this moment was the print I had made before the negative was destroyed. Also, this photo was taken with a cheap point and shoot camera before I knew anything about photography. In other words, I know this is not sharp and I apologize. However, this is a place that has yet to be represented here on TE, and might be of interest to somebody in the world, and that’s why I’m posting it.

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Additional Photos by Ryan Thayne (euryan) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 742 W: 101 N: 1823] (8440)
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