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December 24, 2014 12:35:05 AM

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Carlos Pesantes

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I work for DOHMH for Public Health Engineering and part of my job is to test the water in NYC beaches. This photo was taken at sunrise 1/1/2014. Always wanted to welcome the new year and when My friend Sakura said it was a japanese tradition I knew the perfect spot! Where Hurricane Sandy had destroyed so much, the hope of the new year was for a brief moment, Beautiful.