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I climbed out as far as was probably not even safe at high tide. The allure was the immense power of the the water, not just the waves, which were almost frighteningly paralyzing. But the whole body of water was alive with swirls, gulps, backwash and explosive splashes of waves as they crashed into the rocks. This part of Carmel Bay is very deep and the colors were dark blue and greenish blue. I scooted to the edge of a slippery rock so that it would look like I wasn't even on the surface when I took the shot. I saw a rock that was separate from the rock formation, about 2 meters out. I waited for a wave to come in against the rock and I was going to get the shot even if I took a blast of salt water. I remember how the waves were forming very late, just 6 or 7 meters out from the rock so I just had to stay ready. Then a wave appeared dead on target. I saw the crest about a meter and a half high charge in and at the moment of collision, I stole the shot from chance. It was wave vs rock, a powerful moment of pure physics and this is the shot just as the wave arrived and before it fully exploded into a blast of cold salt water buck-shot. I did get very wet, I didn't fall in the water, but I never got quite so close again. I thought the force of the water was alone enough to knock me down, let alone the slipperiness of the drenched footing. I think I was fortunate to have leaned in, to stabilize the mono-pod while standing at an angle. This is "Wave vs Rock." Carmel Bay, CA, looking out to Point Lobos with the Pacific Ocean on the right side of the horizon, 18 July 2010.
Burnished metal waves at Cape Woolamai Beach. Playing with the exposure settings on my camera and deliberately blurring the image. Though I did add some more post processing blur as I wasn't quite quick enough for the full panning effect. For my 100x Project
Went to Tynemouth again and got some shots like this :) It was freeeeezing! So so cold!
Worth it though.
...on the pillars at Bombo Point.
Chamonix 045F1, Gundlach Radar Extreme W.A. Anastigmat f16 6.5"x8.5", FP4+, Xtol(1.3)+RO9(1.160)
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)
A wave crashes against the first iceberg we saw on our way to Antarctica.
This looks really nice as an aluminium print. Just saying... ;-)
Camera:nikon D3100
Lens:nikon Αf-s Nikkor 18-70 1:3.5-4.5
Focal length:18mm
Shutter speed:1/5 sec
Aperture: f/8
Iso: 100
Clearwater, Florida!
Shot this photo few days ago!
I got very close to the wave, was very afraid for my sony to be super wet with sea salt. Love florida sunset!
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ODC - Weather,,,,, We have had some vicious storms here on the central coast over last weekend. This is an image in the wake of the storms.
Wave of Poppies on Barge Pier, Shoeburyness, Essex
Poppies: Wave by artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper is at Barge Pier, Shoeburyness until 25th June 2017
If you plan to visit to take photographs I would suggest a sunny morning or evening being the best times to capture the colour of the poppies