These rocks were about a half mile off shore of Santa Fe Island. I framed the image so the foreground was rich in waves and spray which bathe the rocks behind them.The rocks are covered with red Sally Lightfoot crabs. Two Galapagos Sea Lions seem to own these rocks -- one sleeps while the other stands guard. Life in and around the Galapagos resides on both land and sea, and places such as this represent a blend of both. I was shooting from a raft that was being tossed about by the waves. In order to stabilize this 200mm focal length shot, I had to use a shutter speed of 1/2000th of a second, ten times faster than normal in order to avoid blur due to camera shake.