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This photo was taken on September 10th 2010. I've already posted a shot depicting this wonderful event observed from the summit of Mount Rocciamelone.
Clouds at dawn sinuously caressing the steep ridges of the mountains below.
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Entrance to the "Wave" in Southern Utah, USA, in September 2002. Thunderstorms a couple days earier resulted in this pool of water blocking the entrance. We explored the area barefooted, since the fine structures of sandstone forming the wave are very delicate, they would crumble under boots. I have been to many beautiful places, but this is in my opinion the most amazing of them all. The combination of shapes and colors of these rocks is just mindblowing.
Canon Rebel, Fuji Velvia 50 Slide Film, scanned on a Konica Dimage Scan Elite 5400II.
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Another from point reyes, california - a beautifully twisty and translucent wave breaking near the shore. The slow shutter speed brings out some wonderful textures.
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The waves on the Pacific Ocean coastline are sneaky...they will reach out and try to grab you if you turn your back on them!
This isn't velvet, or a fine silky dress, or some strange sun storm, or a complicated fractal graph. This is simple sand, and it is absolutely unbelievable how the water and the wind are able to transform the sand. Day after day, year after year, age after age. Here, in a detail of the famous Antelope Canyon in Arizona, it is possible to see all the five elements gathered in a single image: the earth describes a wave, molded along the time by the wind and burned by the sun.
Le cardinal rouge est un habitué dans mon jardin. qu'il fréquente même en hiver. Mais c'est la première fois que je le vois ici profiter de la piscine... Peut-être que c'est dû à la canicule. Il a fait quelques plongeons, à mon grand bonheur! Northern Cardinal. Cardinalis Cardinalis.
This morning had a few hidden gems. Swell starting to fill in along the coast and spots are starting to look the way they should in January.
Big waves & wind on Scarista Beach on the Isle of Harris
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Take a huge post-cyclonic (Seth) north-eastern swell, mix with a king tide and a nice offshore wind and you get 12ft waves. Fairy Bower and the pathway between Manly and Shelly beach was inundated. Full gallery of the wave action: mike-gee.smugmug.com/Manly/Beating-up-the-Bower/
taken a while back but I really like this shot myself - in fact I use it as a desktop background on my very nice 22" widescreen monitor :-)
Its a shot of a relatively rough day in sept 2006 @ Ownahincha Beach in West Co. Cork, Ireland.
Best viewed large and really pleasant on black.
A watery wave energy Triptych. I'm always fascinated with the power and grace of waves, there can be few more invigorating things than watching big storm waves crashing against the rocks. Whatever the scale they're always hypnotic. Wave of Mutilation is by Pixies.
Lake Superior, North Shore, Minnesota
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From a Summer adventure that paid off more than I could have ever wished for.
So, what's going on!? A mini wind wave is catapulted upward by the bounce-back from a previous wave.
I've seen waves do a lot of crazy, unexpected things, but this one still has me awestruck. & very fortunate that it came out in pristine focus.