East coast Vibes

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I'm sorry I can't be here today, but I'm on a Photomarathon for the next 12 hours. (Fotomarathon.dk)

Wish you all a very nice saturday and a great weekend :-)

I shot this at Balekambang Beach, South Malang, Indonesia. I waited until the small wave hit the little rock in front of me. The small wave made a curve I wanted.

I spent the last few days down in Kalispell, Montana with my family and on one day we went to Glacier National Park to have a look around. Lake MacDonald was looking very nice that morning.. strong winds created these waves that made it seem more like an ocean coastline rather than a lakeshore! All the splashing also caused cool ice formations to build on the boulders near the water, which acted as great foregrounds.

Wave Rock is in WA. It is an icon for tourism.

wave

Tom Piorkowsk

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First shot in awhile up at Tahoe. Was glad to be back after the smoke cleared away.

Yann du Maner - Photographie

Thur. 11th April 2013

Whitesands bay Pembrokeshire, South Wales.

Flickr does not do justice to pano shots. This was a 5 image pano plus a crop.

Hiking early morning in the dark to get the light, shadows and textures is worth it!

Enjoy it in the lightbox.

Death Valley, CA

A starfish, taken briefly from a starfish nursery, on the mangrove roots, placed on a mirror, reflecting the sky. He is waving at you. Put right back in the water. My attempts to bring the beauty of the clear Key Largo Florida Bay water and the mangrove environment to you.

In first comment below, photograph also of mangrove root, which had naturally broken free and was replaced back in the water right after the photo was taken. It's covered with sponges and all sorts of creatures that grow in the magical mangrove root environment under the water.

Taken 5/23/10, uploaded 5/2/10, #5663, HUe, levels, enhance, erase, r72_550

To view large, click control + together in Windows, as many times as you want, and then Control 0 to return to regular size screen.

A view of what is happening with the gulf oil spill, which threatens creatures like this starfish, from below the surface: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7MD9ldxGgQ Divers went into the water and went diving and filmed what is happening. The dispersants are not working it seems.

Info from the Univ. of Miami, Rosentiel school of marine biology, on the spill and the loop current:

www.rsmas.miami.edu/oil-spill/

seltjarnarnes peninsula

This photo was shot in sunset that has a creamy wave hitting rocks in La Jolla costal

Sometimes ya just gotta go with what ya got.

The waves in Santa Cruz weren't very big that day, but they were enough to ride. And they made wiping out less painful.

Found in Explore, July 4, 2025.

The wave Rock near Corrigin, Western Australia 09/12/19

Waves hit a bolder in the ocean along the Big Sur coastline.

MC and model Barney Helendale at Art In Hats Fashion Show

it was a beautiful and exciting show of amazing style and creativity!

Not quite the perfect wave ... but fun!

I actually won a lotto permit for the wave out of over 70 people. Took me two tries though. I found a bone prop on the hike there.

waiting for the right moment...

Bit of an experiment with waves; I quite like the textures in the central portion as I kept trying with slower shutter speeds. The waves were not particularly big so i had to adopt a very low viewpoint.

Marloe Sands, Pembrokeshire, S. Wales, UK

lee ndg 09 soft

Espanola Island - Galapagos

The waved albatross, also known as Galapagos albatross, is the only member of the family Diomedeidae located in the tropics. When they forage, they follow a straight path to a single site off the coast of Peru, about 1,000 km to the east.

They are the largest bird in Galapagos with a wingspan of up to two and a half metres. Both sexes have a white head with a creamy yellow crown and neck while the body is mainly chestnut brown with a white breast and underwing. They have a dull yellow bill which appears too long for their small heads, and bluish feet. They get their name from the wave like pattern on the adults’ wings. As with all albatrosses they are exceptional gliders and spend the vast portion of their lives above the open ocean.

These birds are critically endangered.

Adrian Borland / Tidal Wave Goodbye

Very exciting stormy conditions at Scarborough.

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Last year it was wave therapy on the beach, this year ….

(ND 10 stop, handheld)

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