MONOMAD - The Beach is a Space for Life

 *** Hello Everyone. I haven't visited this beach for almost four months. Actually, this beach is not that far from where I live. Today I decided to walk to the beach and I thought this was my way to find productive ideas so that I wouldn't be so bored at work. I need to do something related to nature to make it easier for me to rekindle my imagination. I took the initiative to play on the beach and I hoped to meet fishermen, but unfortunately today there were no fishermen active in the sea. ***  *** A few miles offshore, I saw two tankers docked. I assumed they were carrying oil, as there was an oil refinery nearby that had been operating since 1974. The refinery was called Arun NGL. ***  A view of an LNG tanker stopped a few miles offshore. The ship is specifically designed to transport large quantities of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and the tanker is crossing the ocean.  *** I didn't expect the waves to be so high this afternoon, which would undoubtedly make it difficult for the fishermen to catch fish. Several wooden boats were parked on the beach.  ***  *** Something unpleasant struck me when I arrived at the beach. It was deserted, and I even saw trash that could disrupt the marine ecosystem. I was deeply concerned and disagreed with the practice of littering, as it is highly detrimental to the marine environment.  ***  ***  ***  *** ## Hunting for Wave Splashes  *** I also felt the strong winds at sea this afternoon, so the high waves were certainly fitting. Although my expectations weren't met, I wasn't discouraged because I got an amazing subject as the large waves crashed against the rocks on the shore. The stronger the wind, the higher the waves. I was impressed by the waves, so I decided to capture the moment. Some of my shots were off because I forgot to adjust the lens' shutter speed. I tried to focus on the subject and set the lens' shutter speed to 1/500 s. The splashes of seawater were clearly visible, so I checked the results. This moment was very interesting for me because I rarely get maximum results. Here are my shots from this afternoon. ***  ***  ***  ***  ***  ***  ***  *** | Camera |: EOS M50 | | --- | --- | | Flash used | : No | | F-Stop | : f/7 | | Focal Length | : 300mm | | Exposure Time | : 1/500 s| | ISO | : 100 | | Taken By| : @anzirpasai |