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While it was more spectacular to witness in person, these are the waves that rolled through the channel at South Haven, lapping over the sides of the channel.
I will try to post something a bit more "moving" next.
Taken at Seaton Sluice on the North East coast of England. There is a gap in the rocks which can produce some nice effects from the incoming waves.
A splash about on the lovely beach at Soulac-Sur Mer was such a great treat for Mollie and Rupert, especially after spending time in the beautiful city of Bordeaux!
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/
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I took some shots from the back of a boat and saw a nice mix of waves. It created a nice texture. To make it colorful, I added a rainbow texture and some softness.
Beating back the waves of the south coast of England.
Dora likes chasing the crashing waves at the beach... hasn't really caught one yet.
Mix? mixed up in the head...
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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.
Another from our storm at the weekend (b&w). Maybe you can spot a surfer nestling in the wave about a third in from the left.
Camera: Fujifilm GFX 50R
Location: Tung Ping Chau, Hong Kong
S 60 x 40cm (Limited Edition of 20)
M 90 x 60cm (Limited Edition of 15)
L 120 x 80cm (Limited Edition of 10)
XL 150 x 100cm (Limited Edition of 5)