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Part 1 Wave Off the Daytona Beach Pier. If you view in on the breaking section of the wave it almost looks like icicles. (to me anyways)
Okay, Okay, so everyone is doing it after the recent spate of Lou-gloriously stormy weather - in which case I might as well do it and join the throng I say!
Porthcawl Lighthouse + High Winds + Good seas tends to = explosive waves crashing over the breakwater.
Shots can be had with the lighthouse blanked out completely, but I wanted a low level with the lighthouse just emerging as the water streamed up and over...and I finally got it.
May not be the best shot of stormy Porthcawl ever, but it is the first time I have been down and frozed me butt off and actually got what I set out to get!
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-David Burns, Intimate Connections
Picked up my camera today for the first time since the end of September thanks to my daughter pestering me to get it out again and go for a walk.
Left it for a couple of weeks due to a chest infection and a lull in my inspiration again.
Anyway we headed along Pevensey Bay so my daughter could build a sandcastle whilst I took some pictures.
I took a few long exposures but decided to post this one with the water crashing into the jetty.
Sorry I haven't been past your streams but trying to get that spark again so I can take pictures and start posting again.
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On the southbound leg of our freighter trip to Buenos Aires we encountered groups of boobys fishing near our ship. We were with them (or vice versa) for several days.
They were entertaining to watch and irresistible subjects for my camera.
The wave in this photo was produced by the ship as it pushed its was through the water.
Did it last summer in a so windy day.
I wet my finger two seconds in the water and they get freezed, so when I see two english boys went in the water I did't believe to that!
Take it in Ilfrancombe, England
A wave mixed with sand crashes ashore. View on black...or white!
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The brakeman (or fireman back then) waves as I photogrpah this train in 1974 at Griffith IN. I bet they didn't even bother to call me in to Homeland Security. Oops..I don't think there was HS in 1974.
The season the sunset would like to take a picture, and when it's a sea,
I go to the coast where it's still quiet in front of .
The surfer who are several as it was expected.
By the degree the tourists who are or need, a beach is zen.
Quiet!
The time when I have arrived at the site, already, already, the sun
It had begun to tilt to west, but I was used to going.
It was a beach, so the photography point was also decided.
Empty cloud goes off with dusk, just like, movie
It's clear in blue little like the screen which is so.
The light will be soon burned already in the surrounding building,
I take the wave which presses against a sandy beach delicately.
It's decided especially and is it dim rich of feelings in the setting sun?
It's pushed towards the twilight time tenderheartedly,
It's seen at the timing of wave until it becomes dark.
It was delivered.