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The Windows breaker
A morning, I discovered that one of the panes of the window was broken, right next to a bird feeder… strange isn’t it
Several days later, while I was trying out my new Nikon 400mm lens, while photographing great tits, I saw this pretty young female great spotted woodpecker coming in front of me.
I finally understood who the glass breaker was !
Sunset breakers roar—
light flares on their crested backs
as they crash and curl.
My voice shakes the quiet shore
with the fire of fading light
The sea a little agitated when I arrived home this evening.
This was taken for the Grove Photo Club
This week's theme is "Manual labor". Photo Club meets every Saturday at 11.30am slt. Feel free to join the meeting.
I spent most of my time looking for these Abstracts in the sand dunes from Death Valley. A long telephoto lens really changed the view from what a wide angle would have given me.
Of all the waves caught on the coast, especially Big Sur, this image is the one that just "comes to life." It wasn't a rogue wave. The outcrops that made up the shore were in so many different positions that any wave was bound to build and comes crashing upward, forward, and outward. It took 30 minutes of waiting and shooting to come up with a favorite. It's not just another wave.
Unpatched Reading MP15 #2775 brings a string of loads down from the Greenwood Breaker at Arlington... September of 1976.
Dave Augsberger Photo
J.B. Kerr Collection
That's Reef Point in the foreground and then Abalone Point behind it. If you get around Abalone Point, you are almost at Laguna Beach.
Fairly full breakers spill at Dudley Beach this morning near the southern end rocks. Newcastle, Australia. The cluster of peaks on the horizon (right) are just over 40 kms away).
Meopta Belar 75mm f4.5 enlarger lens (four blades).
Early morning capture on a Sunday morning. There's lots of sliding here, including several Topaz programs.
Nikon D90, Happy Sliders Sunday!
Grand Marais Harbor
It was quite breezy along the lake on this afternoon. Clouds rising from the northwestern horizon, resulted in showers later that evening.
It would be fun to know how many people each year walk the breaker out to the lighthouse for an adventure and better harbor view?
Grand Marais is a destination town along the North Shore . . if you have never been there, check it out! :)
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The Rozewerf is a little group of wooden houses situated just besides the dike of the island Marken. The island is situated in the former sea IJsselmeer, now called Markermeer. In strong winters the water of the IJsselmeer was frozen. In order to protect the Rozewerf against crossing ice at the end of the winter, these ice breakers were built (in the year 1872).
Marken, 2018.
Again, I would like to thank everyone for your support, views, faves and comments!
Jonah 2:3 You threw me into the depths, into the heart of the seas, and the current overcame me. All Your breakers and Your billows swept over me.
Due to the fact that the wind comes almost from West, the waves become the same direction, from W to E, and wash the sand away.
To stop/make less this washout effect, to break the stronght of the waves - that's the reason of this pillars. In the northern part of Zeeland there are beaches , many km long, and there are this pillars, always two lines together, repeating so about 500m. Depending from tide/low tide you can see 2 m or nothing from them.
A breaking wave captured early morning and at 300 mm as it shoals over the coast of Kalbarri, Western Australia. I took about 40 frames altogether as I tracked the breakers through the viewfinder while rotating my tripod and this was the pick of the bunch. Thanks for viewing.
"Wave Breaker"
Felixtowe, Suffolk UK
Nikon D810 + Nikkor 16-35mm f4 with Progrey 2.1 ND + 0.9 GND HE
Month of March, officially when spring begins, days getting longer and flowers start to bloom. Ah.. where have you been hiding Mr. Sun?
But who can resist frost in the morning, I just can't sleep with the idea in my head. Feet are dying to go, fingers very eager to press the shutter, just need to wait for the right time and condition.
I normally leave most of my stuff in the boot for when I just want to quickly drive around for some quick shoots, but alas! I did not double check if all my things are there, and I left one of the most important thing especially when going to the coast, my wellies!
My poor walking boots and feet were soaked in the freezing water and made it numb for awhile, wish there's a traveling Oaken nearby or just maybe next time check my things first before going :)