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Stock images: Cape Verde islands, Santiago
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Two Cape verdean ladies chat on the beach at Tarrafal, Santiago, Cape Verde islands (Cabo verde). Both wear brightly coloured clothing and are carrying baskets of freshly caught fish on their heads. Tarrafal, or Villa de Tarrafal, is a small fishing port on the north western tip of Santiago. It has a beautiful sandy beach. Brightly painted open wooden fishing boats and fishing nets are hauled up on to the sand. Fresh fish catch in green plastic basket sitting on sand on beach, Tarrafal, North west Santiago, Cape Verde Islands (Cabo Verde). Fish are caught is small wooden open boats by local, artisanal, fishermen using lines or monifilament hand nets. The fish in the basket are yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) and brightly coloured African Hind (also known as spotted seabass) (Cephalopholis taeniops).
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Two Cape verdean ladies chat on the beach at Tarrafal, Santiago, Cape Verde islands (Cabo verde). Both wear brightly coloured clothing and are carrying baskets of freshly caught fish on their heads. Tarrafal, or Villa de Tarrafal, is a small fishing port on the north western tip of Santiago. It has a beautiful sandy beach. Brightly painted open wooden fishing boats and fishing nets are hauled up on to the sand. Brightly painted open wooden fishing boats hauled up on the beach and local girls gathered around to collect fish catch from fishermen, Tarrafal, North west Santiago, Cape Verde Islands (Cabo Verde). Artisanal fisheries are still very important in the Cape Verdes. Many of these small boats are simply rowed by oars, some have small outboard motors. Tarrafal, or Villa de Tarrafal, is a small fishing port on the north western tip of Santiago. It has a beautiful sandy beach. Typical species caught include yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares), big-eye tuna (Thunnus obesus) and African hind (aka bluespotted seabass)(Cephalopholis taeniops). Fresh fish catch in green plastic basket sitting on sand on beach, Tarrafal, North west Santiago, Cape Verde Islands (Cabo Verde). Fish are caught is small wooden open boats by local, artisanal, fishermen using lines or monifilament hand nets. The fish in the basket are yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) and brightly coloured African Hind (also known as spotted seabass) (Cephalopholis taeniops).
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Colin Munro Photography, marine, underwater and commercial photography, advertising, surf photography, yacht photography, ship photography, design photography, portrait photography, fine art photography, band and music photography, artist and promotional photography, stock photography. Photographer based in Exeter, Devon, Southwest UK, working Worldwide