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Sometimes we just have to find a photographic composition and wait and hope for all of the elements to come together. It doesn't happen very often, but when it does.........it can me magical. During this particular evening on the coast of Oregon, I had no idea what kind of sunset we might have or if we would even have a colorful one. The waves in the ocean move in sets and are very unpredictable. For the most part on this evening, the seas were nor very impressive, but when the high rollers came in, the fun began. I was able to capture this breaking wave and moving water right as the sunset was at its peak. It was just pure fun!!!! October 23 2019.
Nikon D850 with Nikkor 24-70,, F2.8 at 24mm, ISO 250, F11, 1/4 second.
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.
I've shot this same perspective so many times before, but with the constantly changing conditions of the lake and sky, it never gets old and the image is always just a bit different than the last!
It was about 20-25 minutes before the actual sunrise. It was still quite dark, but the mountain wave clouds and lenticulars on the horizon over the hills were glowing red.
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!
Tiny waves washed onto the shore in below zero F weather and froze. More waves reached the ice and added to the little ridges, with water splashing and freezing into knobby formations. All of these ice photos, with all their variations, were taken within about 1/4 mile of each other at North Beach State Park, Bear Lake, Idaho
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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Found a nice spot on the rocks in Lincoln Township Beach to sit and watch the waves roll into the beach.
Big waves & wind on Scarista Beach on the Isle of Harris
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A wave crashes in multiple places on the rocks at the House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island near Stuart, Florida.
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