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Waves along West Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz CA

Manned up to face the elements this afternoon. High tide 5.4 metres. Pretty rough down there with the high winds. Messing around trying to catch them breaking without getting soaked.

Taken not long after getting my camera, several months ago.

Every wave is unique

Sunset in Laguna Beach, California. Clean conditions with smooth ocean surface and good lighting from the sunset. The waves were really good with the low tide. I’m standing in knee deep water as these walls of water were rolling into shore.

Shot at dusk in Nusa Penida island.

love the foam on this one

Canon EOS60D, SPL water housing, 1/1600, f/5.6, ISO125 @24MM. Colour adjustments in PSE

AF-S DX Micro-Nikkor 85mm / f3.5G ED VR with Nikon D7100

The rain stopped for the moment but the seas are still big and powerful.

 

HD video - youtu.be/MqBhovh8wPo

I must apologise in advance. For the foreseeable future, all the pictures i will probably post will be of the sea, beach, firework and long exposure variety. thats all i've got!

 

I took 100s of photos of this relatively rough sea, just so i could could get a photo like this. Where the wave folds over itself and just explodes skywards as well. Waves fascinate me, its as close to being hynotised as i come! The title is because thats all i had to take this photo

in the turbulent inter-tidal zone, the breakers wash over this sturdy seaweed that I named 'palm tree seaweed'. Not a clear shot...but I liked the subject matter.

Iceberg detail. I loved the curves of the berg along with the curves of the wave in the pool.

Close-up of a wave on the ocean. Scanned from 35mm and digitally enhanced.

Waves at Kalk Bay

Aqua/green wave along the Carmel coast.

kind of rough for swim but it looked great

Rollers at El Golfo (Lanzarote)

This is another wave from the other day ...............

Waves breaking at Anstruther.

From a piece by Christine Meuris; on exhibit at Mercury Gallery, 25th St, Oakland, CA

www.christinemeuris.com/

Living Cebu-Mactan Intl airport

Canon 1DX2, 24-70/2.8, 64mm @ f/18, 1/160th, ISO100

Lit with 2x Canon 600EX-RT, with one placed inside the helmet, to light up the viewing window. Main light was fired front right and left separately, then composited in post using a layer mask.

Had I had a third Canon 600EX-RT, I'd have preferred to capture in just the one image.

 

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