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Where in the world was this taken?

I knew it was a trick! ;) The background landscape looked PNW, but the color of the water was wrong. Knowing that it was your own picture was the biggest clue.
That's PSW thankyewverymuch! :p

Ah yes, my apologies :)

To be honest, the first place I thought of was the Adriatic. You see that kind of geography combined with that color of water off the coast of Croatia.

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I was going to guess not on frozen water in Canada. That's the only water I'd likely recognize from across the border. Or possibly anyplace else either.
 
I was going to say SJDF looking north but the water wasn't deep blue/black.
 
Yeah, some of that stuff is scary.. this is just interesting.

That dang blue green is poisonous to humans, and wildlife. :(
What is causing your algae problems? The blue green is caused by all the chemical fertilizer runoff.
 
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I was going to say SJDF looking north but the water wasn't deep blue/black.
Pretty much spot on; looking WSW through the entrance to the Sooke Basin; across the SJDF; Port Angeles is just a little to the left.

Yeah, some of that stuff is scary.. this is just interesting.

That dang blue green is poisonous to humans, and wildlife. :(
What is causing your algae problems? The blue green is caused by all the chemical fertilizer runoff.
They haven't figured that out yet; this is actually a white-ish/translucent algae. The shallows near the shore are quite milky, but water with any depth shows as this tropical blue-green. It's completely benign, according to the science boffins...
 
Well, it certainly isn't around here -- the Potomac and Patuxent are grey on a good day, brown otherwise; the Chesapeake seems to be a lovely olive color, and the Atlantic is more green than blue in this area. There is a miniature golf course in Ocean City that has the most lovely blue water -- it looks like they poured in many gallons of Sani flush.
 

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