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| Date: 23 June 2003 |
| Locale: Grand Terre, Guadeloupe,
Lesser Antilles, Caribbean |
| Photographer: Kendall W.
Corbin |
| Comments: For 40 million years, the
powerful surf of the Atlantic Ocean has been eroding this easternmost
extention of Grand Terre, Guadeloupe. This rugged shoreline
contrasts dramatically with the calm Caribbean waters off the
western side
of the island. There are no lighthouses on this coast, and thus,
the sailor must be most on guard when approaching
these tropical isles from the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| Camera: Olympus Camedia C-50
Zoom |
| Lens: Olympus 7.8-23.4mm telezoom/macro |
| Digital image setting was 1600x1200
pixels |
| Image converted to 600 dpi for archival. |
