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I photographed a series of waves from our expedition ship as we neared North Seymour Island in the Galapagos. The color of the water was insanely gorgeous, clear, and especially, the sunlight shone through the crests of the waves as they broke. For fun, I ran this through Silver Efex Pro and applied some cyanotype toning.
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Ice Wave
Frigid Lake Michigan waves crash onto the frozen ice-covered rocks just north of Bradford Beach on the East Side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Day 119 of 365
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This is the exact same place as the photo Waves but was taken just a second or so later. It was incredible to see the waves crashing like that on our crossing from South Baymouth to Tobermory on the Chi Cheemaun ferry.
The Wave, Coyote Buttes North, Arizona
I posted a "re-edit" of an earlier Wave shot yesterday, so I thought it only fitting to post a new one as well. As mentioned earlier, a snow storm the week before our arrival obscured about half of the Wave. The snow covered side walls precluded many of the iconic shots that you typically see from the Wave. In addition, even the shots that I did take where I tried for a more "typical" composition presented issues as much of the snow that remained on the ground was trampled and muddy. This was just such a shot that ultimately didn't work as originally planned because I found the ground covered by muddied snow too distracting. I was, however, able to pull out this shot, which is a pretty substantial crop from the original (that probably wouldn't have been possible without the D810's high megapixel count). Had I seen this at the time and taken this in camera, I am sure the file quality would be much better, but I am still pretty happy with how it turned out. I particularly like the contrast between the few small hints of snow and the vibrant reds and yellows in the slick rock.
This is another shot from my recent trip to the southwest with good friends (not to mention great photographers) Kevin Benedict and Sky Matthews. Please check out their sites as well.
4 avril 2015, Océan Atlantique.
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I'm not sure yet what these particular cloud formations are called but one can get very dizzy watching them move in waves....this was taken 12 hours before that squall line passed through.
It's been a mixed bag of weather for me in my 5 weeks here. Today gales, lashing rain but it all made for fantastic waves hitting Portreath harbour wall! Pretty spectacular! I've loved every minute of being back in Cornwall with my babies but now I'm all packed and will be leaving for Heathrow in a few hours to start my 22 hour journey back to Albuquerque, NM.
“For whatever we lose (like a you or a me),
It's always our self we find in the sea.”
― E.E. Cummings
In Portovenere, Liguria, some winter ago.
Original shot taken with a Voigtlander Bessa L, Superwide Heliar 15mm F4.5 lens, 24x36 format on Agfa APX 100 asa black and white light post processing.
This is a typical scene from the South Jetty in Venice Florida. People showing up to watch the sun go down is a Florida pastime. It's a natural thing to do especially if you come visit from somewhere else. Most people in Florida are from somewhere else, even if they live here. Florida is one of those places where people are migrating to.
As for myself, I was born and raised in California. It used to be that everyone relocated to California from somewhere else. I was born there and relocated in the other direction. But California is a beautiful state to visit, I love going back and as a photographer I see so much more than I did growing up.
Other than the sound of the waves and the sunsets there is not much resemblance between California and Florida, they both have their own unique beauty. But waves and sunsets are a good thing to have in common.