#PHOTO Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea

January 5, 2015 Chris W. Travel photography tips & tricks Comments Off on #PHOTO Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea
Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea
Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea

Photo of the week 1, 2015

What must I say about this photo? A giant sea turtle going back to the sea after layout a couple of dozen eggs at the beach. Photo taken in Oman (trip report) at the end of 2013.

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Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea
Giant sea turtle heading back to the sea

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