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The Wave Archway is located in Park Güell, Barcelona, Spain. The architect of the park was the Catalan Modernist, Antoni Gaudi
I'm grateful to Nathalie for her infinitely better title suggestion than my original, awful "Rushing Water".
Sunset in Boracay - it's been a long time...the photo is a bit unclear but love the composition
*explored #362*
Today storm Eleanor hit the west of the UK, like a mad man i headed out to a spot which can get pretty wild at times to try and capture an image ive had in thought for a while now. All the elements for the shot where there today but they didn't arrive at the same time so its back to waiting. I did capture some interesting images which i will share shortly. This image is just of two waves about to crash and release their energy.
Nazaré, Portugal
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'Angelic Waves of Light' kicks off a second mini-series on the 'Great Ocean Road', due to more recent work trips in Autumn 2023 to Melbourne (the capital of the State of Victoria, Australia). The first mini-series was in late 2019, while on holidays.
The Great Ocean Road is 240-kilometres (150 miles) long. Starting just west of Melbourne, it runs along the south-western coast of Australia. Thus, highly accessible to Melbourne and easy to undertake weekend trips.
Now a prime Aussie tourist attraction, it has extensive Pacific and Southern Ocean views; also of beaches, limestone and sandstone cliffs, and rainforests. Its landmarks include the renamed 'Twelve Apostles' stack formations, and many more (see this gallery on the end of p.3 & p.4 re earlier trip).
The road also passes the 'Surf Coast' (really good surfing) and, later, the 'Shipwreck Coast'; with approx. 638 known shipwrecks due to gales, human error and, in some cases, foul play (Wikipedia), mainly during the sailing ship era.
It was built through tough terrains by returned WW1 soldiers, from 1919-1932 and dedicated to Aussie soldiers killed in the fighting. It's the world's largest war memorial. Perhaps this was why some stacks were renamed the 'Twelve Apostles', with my photo inadvertently called 'Angelic Waves of Light' perhaps also relevant; and of course to the festive season!
All the best and good luck for 2025, have a great one! :-) 🎉
Explore, December 30, 2024 #5
Samsung S23 Ultra 5G Camera
[Also pls note, this mini-series, like others, is bound to be interspersed with other unrelated shots, as determined by the photographic gaze and processes].
This is a photo of the light reflecting on the surface of a wave in the clear water at Clam Harbour Beach.
A wave like cloud formation blankets the Bwlch Main ridge leading up to the hidden summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa).
This cloud remained firmly in place all day as we walked the Nantlle Ridge on the opposite side of the valley in clear conditions. This was a 100-400 telephoto shot taken from the summit of Y Garn. You can make out the Rhyd Ddu Path route up Snowdon, leading along the curving cliff face of Llechog up to the Bwlch Main ridge as it disappears into the clouds.
This was a grand day out with John Bleakley at the end of 2024.
wave lust kimono by noble creations (NEO-JAPAN)
divine passion headpiece & heart by CUREMORE
maya tiara by SHANGHAI
shisen tattoo by DAPPA
valkyrie chainmail BOM by deviousmind
sojin hair by Kuni
undone pose by Loel
I never ceased to be envigorated by waves crashing on the shore. This particular morning there was a strong wind and I stool behind the shingle shore which had been built up by the eroding waves. This part of the beach has to be constantly shored up with fresh shingle to keep the sea at bay.