A serene black and white capture of a small stream gracefully meandering its way to the vast, tranquil Pacific Ocean along Kalaloch Beach, Washington. The intricate patterns carved by the stream on the sandy beach tell tales of nature’s artistry. Amidst the quietude, one can almost hear the gentle whispers of waves and winds echoing the timeless dance between land and sea.
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