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Port of Santa Cruz Cabrália in Porto Seguro, Bahia. low tide, in Rio João de Tiba.
Santa Cruz de Cabrália stands out in the Discovery Coast for its natural beauties and historical / cultural.
The story shows the great importance of this City to Brazil, since it was in the Red Crown Beach where the ships landed Pedro Alvares Cabral in 1500 and where we celebrated the 1st Mass in Brazil on April 26, 1500.
Santa Cruz de Cabrália has practically deserted beaches, navigable rivers, ideal for nautical sports and excursions, and towns in bucolic aspect.
The city lies between the Rio João de Tiba and a natural breakwater, located in Bay Cabrália. In this area there was, initially, the village of Santa Cruz, founded by the donee Pero do Campo Tourinho Aimorés destroyed by Indians in 1564. The site corresponds to the current area of Pataxó Tribe Indian Reservation, established in the Red Crown, and is one of the most significant icons of the Discovery Coast.
Porto de Santa Cruz Cabrália, localizado em Porto Seguro, Bahia. maré baixa, no Rio João de Tiba.
Santa Cruz de Cabrália se destaca na Costa do Descobrimento pelas suas belezas naturais e histórico/culturais,.
A história mostra a grande importância dessa Cidade para o Brasil, pois foi na Praia da Coroa Vermelha onde aportaram as naus de Pedro Álvares Cabral em 1500 e onde celebrou-se a 1ª Missa no Brasil em 26 de Abril de 1500.
Santa Cruz de Cabrália dispõe de praias praticamente desertas, rios navegáveis, ideais para a prática de esportes náuticos e passeios, e vilas de aspecto bucólico.
A cidade fica entre o Rio João de Tiba e um quebra-mar natural, situado na baía de Cabrália. Nesta área existiu, inicialmente, o povoado de Santa Cruz, fundado pelo donatário Pero do Campo Tourinho, destruído pelos índios Aimorés em 1564. O local corresponde à atual área da Reserva Indígena da Tribo Pataxó, com sede na Coroa Vermelha, e é um dos ícones mais significativos da Costa do Descobrimento.
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maxEphotos_net (63) 2010-04-08 19:16
G’day Marco,
Your photo looks an interesting place and worthy of a photo shoot. First thing to make your image better is to get the horizon straight. If you do not get it right when taking the shot, you can straighten it up on your computer at home, but to do this you will need to widen your shot to give you room to crop the area leaving you with the picture you want. I have learnt to do this in all my photos.
Secondly, while the river may have been your aim here, that little boat on the right would have been a very interesting point to have featured and would have held our attention better. Again, taking in more of the scene in your shot at a higher definition would allow you to play with it at home and give you the image your after.
The more you shoot, the more great images you will have.
Cheers from Australia, Max.
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Copyright: Marco Antonio Gomes (Mamg)
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- Date Taken: 2009-03-10
- Categories: Öýóç
- Camera: Samsung Digimax 530
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- ¸êäïóç öùôïãñáößáò: Ðñùôüôõðç Ýêäïóç, Workshop
- Date Submitted: 2010-04-08 17:41
