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Another from my fun session snapping away at the surfers this past fall in Ocean City, MD. It is truly amazing the detail that can be captured by the camera even at high speeds. The detail in the shadows created by the cross / back lighting through the wave is really cool. I liked this shot as well as the master of the wave seems to be feeling his way along.
Principios de enero. No es buena fecha para ir a la playa en estas costas. El agua está frÃa (eso es relativo), hay demasiada brisa y las olas son peligrosas. El paisaje sigue siendo espectacular y se pasa un buen rato. Está bien eso de vivir cerca.
. little bit choppy! inspired by pixelsuzy and Alison McKay photos earlier this month. thought I would give it a go
I got well lucky with this shot :)
Its the Indian Ocean where Margaret River's outlet is. A couple of hours drive south of Perth.
Its been a busy week for Irish Ferries & Stena Line, with numerous delays & cancellations caused by the extreme windy weather in the lead up to Christmas 2013.
Once again, the mighty Ulysses has been the champion, while the other smaller vessels remained in port, this giant carried on, sometimes the only passenger ship on the central corridor.
Both companies taking a well earned rest over the next 2 days.
For high speed ferries, the power of the nature forced the Jonathan Swift to remain docked, while the Christmas season Stena HSS which only began operating last Friday couldn't operate on a number of days.
Seen above, the Stena Nordica arrives in blustery conditions, waves crashing against the breakwater on the South Wall along the Pigeon House.
Yeah, I know it's December, and everyone's forgotten the summer, but this is how far behind I am right now. These are just a few from some experiments with wave photography back in June. I think they're ok, but they don't quite have the impact I'd have liked. Probably more effective at sunset, but that wasn't an option on this occasion.
Taken in the beautiful Sennen Cove, Cornwall.