Wayan Surde, 75, holds the intertidal variety of seaweed called Codium, off the shores of the Indian Ocean, in Nusa Dua, Bali, in Indonesia. Surde, who has been working as a seaweed gatherer for 10 years, says that there have been many recently-unemployed workers turning to seaweed farming to make ends meet, since last year's bombings in Bali.