Once again, I'm on the rocky beach on another fine morning and the tide settled so low which gave me the opportunity to take some photographs of the view on the shoreline which can usually be seen aboard a fishing boat as the place where I took the pictures are submerged when the tides are high. This is the occurrence that I am waiting for so long because I was able to have some few clicks on the industrial zone from its processing site and towards the packaging zone which is illuminated by the foreglow of the rising sun that reflects on the calm water. A foreglow by the way is the glowing spectrum of light that is trapped on the clouds or into the atmosphere when the sun is about to rise on the horizon.
I also chanced on three villagers together with their dog passed by towards my direction as they walked on the exposed seafloor while they looked for whatever the sea can provide for them to eat.
Here's the actual snapshot of what I saw on the morning sky that every detail of it reflects on the water:
To close my presentation for my entry for #TheReflectionHunters series #108, hosted by Ms. 
