Snemann: Marine litter. The everpresent crunched waterbottle.
Snemann: Marine litter. A lost? part of a trawl or seine net.
Snemann: Marine litter. A sea eagle pellet, containing a fishing hook.
Snemann: Marine litter. Foreign bottles & cans galore.
Snemann: Marine litter. Plastic wrapping, already weakened by sunlight.
Snemann: Marine litter. Plastic fishbox liner washed ashore and breaking down.
Snemann: Marine litter. Anthropocene layer of plastic.
Snemann: Marine litter. A colourful reminder of a huge environmental problem.
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Snemann: Marine litter - ingrown old plastic, looking like new.
Snemann: Marine litter. One more bag brought in by kayak.
Snemann: Marine litter. Stuck and slowly breaking down
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Snemann: Plastic debris on the coastline near Porlock
Snemann: Marine litter. A small selection of rope cuttings.
Snemann: Plenty herring in the seine net. Fishing boat west of Tromsø
Snemann: Marine litter. Cleaning up our coastline, doing good for nature and wildlife.
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Snemann: Marine litter. Most often found: Plastic pieces, bottles, rope, floats and buoys.
Snemann: Marine litter. No more fish for this net.
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Snemann: Marine litter. Lost fishing nets - there is one on every beach.
Snemann: Marine litter. A discarded plastic bottle, stranded.
Snemann: Simply a setting sun
Snemann: Marine litter. Shooting a shotgun leaves these in nature for maybe 400 years.
Snemann: Marine litter. Polypropylene strapping band bundle.
Snemann: Marine litter. Well camouflaged and here to stay.
Snemann: Marine litter. Plastic bottles on a beach.
Snemann: Marine litter. Ropes and nets abound.
Snemann: Marine litter. Net/strapping band in Svalbard, at 78' N
Snemann: Marine litter. Why can't all countries have a bottle deposit system
Snemann: Marine litter. A large piece of a trawl, or seine net.
Snemann: Marine litter. Trawl net bundle.
Snemann: Marine litter. The classic plastic bottle on the beach photo.