The sea is a friend to no one
Airport security’s done on a little bit smaller scale on Taveuni; this gentleman was hard at work, doing something airport-related, with his back toward an open door. No one stopped me from taking a photograph, and I wasn’t pulled for additional security screening when we left. In fact, there wasn’t any kind of security screening when we left.
I like the glass jalousie windows – not all the houses on the island had glass windows, but the ones that did had jalousies. I liked the worn furniture.
But mostly I liked the reminder, pinned to the bulletin board, that the sea is a friend to no one.
Matei Airport
Taveuni Island, Fiji
photographed 7.6.2013
Posted on July 18, 2013, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, matei airport, melinda green harvey, one day one image, photo a day, photography, taveuni island, taveuni island fiji. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
Really like this shot, a lot.
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Thanks, Lisa.
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It’s this kind of simple lifestyle we could never see here but I could really get used to Island living.
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It was very nice there – a mild climate, beautiful scenery, friendly people, and a sedate pace. I think I could get used to it, also….
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Similarly, over here, there’s plenty of small rural airports with no security at all
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It was a nice change from what I am used to – basically we showed up at the airport, and when the plane got there, we climbed aboard. (Although I will say that the part about having to stand on the scales when we checked in was a little disconcerting. But I’d rather fly on a plane that’s got the passengers’ weight distributed evenly!)
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This is my style of airport security too. I still get to experience it from time to time in remote corners of BC, but it is disappearing fast.
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When we checked in, I handed the guy my passport, but I am pretty sure he didn’t even open it.
It was nice to board a plane without having to disrobe, be groped, and/or xrayed…..
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