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a flare not so obvious

photograph, reproduction
open-ended edition
media: print

$150 - h: 10" x w: 14" - print only, open edition

Railay Beach, Thailand
Railay Beach is a secluded beach in south Thailand that’s only reachable by long-tailed boats. Bordered by impassable rocky cliffs, it has become a haven for rock climbers from around the world, itchy to test their finger skills on its jagged limestone. Between these cliffs lies a long, narrow sand strip of land that barely separates the Bay of Krabi (the sunrise beach) from the Indian Ocean (the sunset beach). This shot was taken at sunrise on my last day on Railay Beach. It was very early in the morning as you can see by the tide covering the tree, and I left in the long-tailed boat on the far right. The red light circling the sun is a lens flare that occasional occurs when a bright light hits a slight imperfection in my glass lens.

Previously sold to private collector.

© 2001 - Scott Takeda



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