Surf Photography California
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These are the stairs for surfers to get to the beach but not so easy at high tide. Hope you are having a trouble free day!
Catch a wave and you're sitting on top of the world
Don't be afraid to try the greatest sport around (Catch a wave, catch a wave)
Everybody tries it once
Those who don't just have to put it down
You paddle out turn around and raise
And baby that's all there is to the coastline craze
You gotta catch a wave and you're sittin' on top of the world
This Marbled Godwit was looking for food in the sand as the surf came and went. At this point the surf is rushing by its feet as the wave comes in and in another moment the sand will be exposed as the water rushes back out. I think this makes it easier to spot food in the shifting sands.
Taken 15 February 2018 at Oceanside, California.
Hope you're not sick of the surfing images.......
Another from this years Surfest held at Merewether Beach, NSW; Australia last week.
Here the surfer shows some skill grabbing his board before re-entering the water and finishing off his ride.
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Hope you all have a wonderful day and week!!
Hanstholm beach, Jutland/Denmark
A classic: the surfer parks his classic camper on the beach, for a little surfing session.
word soon gets around as to where the next wave is landing! We rarely see surfers on Dollar cove at Gunwalloe but this day it was the chosen spot for a few surfers. I expect the surf is well up in many parts around the UK with the storm thats blowing across the country right now. I hope you all survive unscathed, Alan:-) have a great W/end too………
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Flickr Friday: Surfing
The Beluga XL, which has to be the cutest plane ever despite its huge size, is designed to transport airplane parts from various European factories to Toulouse, its hometown. My city is close to Toulouse and often has the strongest winds in France, so our skies are frequently visited by the Beluga for training and tests flights. It is always fun to spot this giant, friendly flying whale circuling over our heads.