A phenomenon about "the expanse of the sea with all its potential" is again presented by a little boy who is engrossed in fishing for sea crabs.
“This little boy lives on the coast of Ujong Blang, Lhokseumawe City. He is only 12 years old and is already in elementary school, his hobby is swimming. Fishing for crabs is an activity during high tide because by fishing can swim.” (Result of a short interview with him; little boy).
You could say that his passion was proven when he went out to sea with all the equipment he had prepared for fishing for crabs.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens telephoto canon 100-400 mm
I thought that children fishing for crabs on the high seas were extremely dangerous. However, when I saw the shrewdness of small children in the process after process, my assumptions collapsed.
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He has taught me how to think. I summed this up by saying, "You process, you win". I hope you all concur with this!
In the following. I will describe the little boy's actions, step by step:
Preparation Before Fishing
Provide bait. In this case, the bait for fishing for crabs is a fresh chicken head.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens canon 17-50 mm
He said he got this bait (chicken head) for free; it was leftover pieces from a market that provided fresh chicken meat at his place of residence.
Put the bait on the thread
For me, this process is very unique. The little boy used a straw from bottled water as a tool to tie the thread to the chicken's head.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens canon 17-50 mm
After making sure it was securely attached, the bait was attached to a stone wrapped in a plastic bag so that it would sink to the bottom of the sea, and a cork was attached as a location marker.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + Canon 17-50 mm lens
While in the middle of the sea, the little boy brought a small fishing net to catch crabs when he was about to eat the bait that had been prepared earlier.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens telephoto canon 100-400 mm
Back then, some of the baits that were sunk didn't work. The little boy was a little disappointed. However. From his body language, I could tell he was enjoying the activity.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens telephoto canon 100-400 mm
Watch his body language, “That boy enjoyed it” I muttered as I captured some of these moments:
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens telephoto canon 100-400 mm
Because of that, before I arrived at the location, the little boy had successfully caught the crab.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens canon 17-50 mm
“I don't sell these crabs, because my mother and I like sea crabs. It tastes sweet, unlike crabs in the swamps” he said when I offered to buy the crabs.
Taken With: Canon EOS 3000D + lens canon 17-50 mm
For me, this is a special moment. I was allowed to use the Canon 100-400 mm telephoto lens belonging to 
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