Several fishermen work together to haul a large drag net from the shoreline at Lake Burullus (Buhayrat al-Burullus), Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt, under an overcast sky. The net, fitted with yellow and red floats, is pulled from shallow coastal waters in a traditional cooperative fishing method practiced by local communities for generations. Lake Burullus is one of Egypt's largest brackish coastal lakes along the Mediterranean, and fishing remains the primary livelihood for communities settled along its shores.