Joel is at the front leaving my behind to catch up.
Young people love to celebrate in these volcano rocks
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Joel is at the front leaving my behind to catch up.
Young people love to celebrate in these volcano rocks
Sony A7RV
FE 14mm f1.8 GM
Check out Candid 337
...rocky seats.
ReplyDeleteThey are not comfy rocks to sit on
DeleteLooks safe
ReplyDeleteI was checking if they got illicit substances around
DeleteNature lovers.
ReplyDeleteOr getting chances to get laid
DeleteMaybe đ
DeleteThis is a unique photo for you. It is not urban, and you have a connection to the people in your photo. The goals for this group is unclear, perhaps they are organizing to do something?
ReplyDeleteLoud death metal music though...
DeletePretty rocky terrain!
ReplyDeleteQuite hard to walk through.
DeleteLOVE finding volcanic rocks, I'm a bit of a rock nerd though.
ReplyDeleteGood to know
DeleteWhat were they celebrating?
ReplyDeleteMaybe the end of school holidays lol
DeleteBuenas texturas ofrece, esas rutas volcĂĄnicas.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Your image and it's narrative Give us much to ponder. A short story at least! Aloha
ReplyDeleteDespués de todo, un lugar de encuentro donde reunirse y hablar y escuchar a los amigos. Me gusta el trozo de camino que has incluido en el encuadre. Abrazo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and us old people would love to celebrate there too if only we could get out there.
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Wow that looks like a great way to turn an ankle on that rocky terrain!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2024/01/wandering-around-beautiful-city-of-metz.html
Looks like wasteland.
ReplyDeleteThe trail appears to be well-worn and relatively clear of troublesome boulders. Interesting composition.
ReplyDeletebeautiful view
ReplyDeleteInteresante. Besos.
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