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I had a front row seat on the beach with almost nobody around for nice sets of perfect waves rolling in. Looking over these big shorebreaker wave photos again and decided to post a few more shots. This was some impressive surf - Papohaku Beach (also known as Three Mile Beach) on the island of Molokai.
Rough sea at Reykjanesviti, south-west of the Reykjanes peninsula, Iceland.
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Had a good day out with the camera, I ended up being pretty happy with what I took.
All in camera except levels and sharpening PP.
Concept stolen from Eva :)
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Mayaro, Trinidad and Tobago
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Holding a big rock ...So I'm not blow away .
Was it worth standing there in a terrible storm ??
But.....
Tot i el fred ... i ajornaments ... i una certa solitud ... no defallim i ens encaparrem a triar la direcció del nostre destí ... però no sempre hi ha ones ... i a vegades són massa grosses ... o poder no ???
I took a long drive north along highway #1. I spent most of my time watching the waves breaking against the rocks. This scene is a few miles north of Bodega Bay. Bodega Bay is where the Hitchcock movie "The Birds" was filmed.
Thanks to everyone who played the guessing game with my last image. Several people got it right: the image was all sky and clouds. A couple things make it tricky to figure out. First, the picture was taken from an airplane as we were starting to rise above the clouds. Second, I flipped the image upside down. When I flipped it the blue sky seemed to take on the characteristics of an expansive sea. I've posted the same image in its original orientation here. It is also suggestive of a seascape, I think. I'm struck by how different the image appears in the two orientations with no additional changes to the processing. I'm not sure which one I like better.
A spectacular wave hits the coast of Barcelona (Spain) during a big storm after Christmas. Barcelona (Spain). December 2008.
Another golden wave, but I used that name on another. This one is below a cliff with hoodoos, so I call it the Hoodoo Wave.
You won't believe how close this is to a popular spot on the Paria Plateau, but I've never seen a photograph of it before. Don't you think this could be a magnet for photographers? I'm sure it would look stunning in the first rays of morning sunlight, and there are multiple angles you could shoot in this area.
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