All is well in Pelada. We have our evening showers and intense t-storms daily. I often tell stories that do not do the thunder justice in this area. You must experience it for yourself. It shakes the earth. The above shot was me testing whitebalance to bring out the sand. Well it appears it didnt work but the rest of the shot came out well so I decided to keep it. This is the same little island in North Pelada near my house.
This is the reef at South Pelada. You can only access it at low tide. To the left not pictured is a small cave and white rocks on a almost pink beach. It's no secret to locals. I often see them fishing off the top of the rock in the furthest distance. There is also a left wave that breaks on shallow reef. I want to find someone to snorkel it to see if we might be able to surf it because it breaks really slow.
Flat reef makes for a creative shot.
This is not a great shot but I kinda wanted to give those of you who have visited an idea of where I was shooting from.
This damn dog doesn't listen for shit. Sativ taking a nap on the forbidden sofa. We lost her for a few days only to find her on the beach living like a champ with another local family. I can't say I blame her for the extended vacation, she was being fed chicken, chasing birds on the beach, and hanging out with the children. The family thought she was abandoned because we take her collar off due to skin problems. Either way our Hijo De Puta award goes to her this week.
