Shabla cape in Fuel oil disaster Photography by Dimitar Hristov - 54ka The stony coast next to Shabla has always marveled me with its beauty. One of the few places left, where you can remain in solitude and enjoy the beauty of the nature surrounding it. It has been almost 10 years in which I haven't stepped on the stony coast, which in the past has only given me wonderfull, unforgettable memories. When I went there, a couple of days ago, my disappointment was enormous. You could sence the repulsive scent of Fuel oil from distance. In the rocks, carved by the sea waves, were dozens black ponds. The stony coast of Shabla has transformed into a horrible "graphic work of art", made out from white stone and black Fuel oil. Unfortunately yet another time, I have been proven that us humans leave a horribly indelible trail, after ourselves. Abstract accident Animals backgrounds Beach black blue british Cape carbon chemical Coast coastal color crisis crude damage dark death deepwater dirty disaster drain drilling ecology effluent energy environment environmental fauna footprints fossil fresh fuel gas gasoline global gulf gusher hazard horizon industrial industry lake Landscape leak life liquid marine maritime Nature nobody ocean oil oily pensacola petrol petroleum poison poisonous polluted pollution pond pools problem puddles saltwater sand sea seashell seaside shabla shell shellfish shiny Shore slick spill sticky substance tailings tar textured Tide tidewater toxic tragedy unhygienic vertical vibrant warming waste water Waves well wet white