Along this river's estuary, mud and its habitat—mangrove tree tops and other marine biota—are a fleeting sight that are, of course, altered by the tides. Residents along the estuary who enjoy oysters have been waiting for this opportunity.
Meanwhile, canoes, which are a mode of transportation for fishermen who are dominated by fish farmers with floating cage systems in the middle of the river, were forced to stop their activities because of this phenomenon.
Furthermore, low tide is the only time this vista of a canoe crash stranded on the estuary's edge is visible.
Thanks for taking the time. This pictures taken with Canon EOS 6D camera + 70-300 Lens, and I submitted it for the daily #monomad challenge hosted by @monochromes.
By @ichsannanda (nandaalbintang).
What a beautiful shot in a wonderful place 🤩🤩
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Greetings from Indonesia!
the result look so beautiful om. Love the canoe, maybe I should by a tele lens next time. : )
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Thanks om!
Congratulations. Today's #monomad first place is yours.
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Thanks so much for this!