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Floating Torri of Ouo Shrine. This is a great spot hidden away in Japan located in the Araike Sea. 349 9
Long exposure at Sakurai Futamigaura. Not very often are there waves here, but when there are it becomes a popular surf spot. The waves also help create some mood around the rocks, something that's always missing when I come here. 495 23
A smokey sunet over Imazu Bay. 172 5
Fukushima Island. Not the Fukushima you're thinking of but one of the many islands in Nagasaki. This one is known for having amazing views of rice field terraces. 175 7
A pair of fireflies spiral in a final dance. These beetles only live about a week or two in this stage of life before laying their eggs and dying. Then the cycle repeats, Egg, Larva, Pupa (cacoon), Adult. Some firefly eggs are bioluminescent, and some species have a two year long cycle. 180 4
The tide slowly rises at the Floating Torii Gate of Ouo Shrine. This is an awesome little spot in Saga Japan and fairly unknown. By fairly unknown I mean there was maybe 4 other photographers there, rather than the usual 300 like at some of the other Japan hot spots. 487 16
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Floating Torri of Ouo Shrine. This is a great spot hidden away in Japan located in the Araike Sea. @ Saga Prefecture https://t.co/pNpe40dh5B
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Long exposure at Sakurai Futamigaura. Not very often are there waves here, but when there are it becomes a popular… https://t.co/stQw5mmtKY
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A smokey sunet over Imazu Bay. @ Fukuoka Prefecture https://t.co/stG0y0TZmH
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Fukushima Island. Not the Fukushima you're thinking of but one of the many islands in Nagasaki. This one is known f… https://t.co/FineXmKvQk
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Behind the Niagara Falls

This show is taken from the Canadian side of the Niagara Falls. It's from when I was in Canada a year and a half ago. Never posted this one for some reason.

If you look close down next to the falls is a little group of tourists all wearing yellow raincoats on an observation deck. I always love when there are people in epic landscapes like this one because they help give you a real sense of scale to just how big the Niagara Falls really are. What's really amazing is back in the 1960's a boy went over the falls wearing nothing but a life jacket and swimming trunks and somehow miraculously survived.

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Under the Niagara FallsThis photo is taken on the Canadian side of the Niagara Falls. If you look close, down next to the falls there is a little patch of tourists wearing yellow raincoats watching the falls. Kind of gives you a sense of just how big the Niagara Falls are. See more of my Photography at AlikGriffin.com

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