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. little bit choppy! inspired by pixelsuzy and Alison McKay photos earlier this month. thought I would give it a go
Waving Wednesday
It’s Wednesday morning at Catcott, as the morning pick up goods collects an empty mineral wagon from the small goods yard.
Standing on the bridge, Waving Willy waves over at his brother Waving Waving Wally who is driving the steam lorry over there in the distance beyond the ground frame (you can just see Wally in the cab). Like Willy, Wally also waves all the time, even in his sleep by all accounts. This can make for driving the steam lorry quite a challenge, it requiring at least two hands, sometimes three to keep it going in a straight line. But Wally manages to steer and even stoke the fire with just one hand. Champion.
Driver and part time thespian at the local amateur dramatics society, Blessed Brian booms over to Willy from the locomotive, “hello dear boy, lovely to see you”, as he presumes Waving Willy’s wave is for him rather than Waving Wally on the steam lorry. But that’s okay, because Willy has enough waves for everyone. And Blessed Brian loves any excuse to boom with his deep baritone voice.
Meanwhile Bob Geeza cat waves his long bushy tail in response to all the waving. Such a clever cat.
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A typhoon off southern Japan was sending huge waves toward the east of Taiwan. Many of them were riding up and crashing across the coastal road.
A simple shot of crashing waves at sunset...
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This gull was sitting and watching the waves break around him. He was quite confident the waves could not touch him, and never took off.
This was taken in the Deception Pass State Park (Washington State).
I must down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide
Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied;
And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying,
And the flung spray and the blown spume, and the sea-gulls crying.
From Sea Fever by John Masefield
It seemed like something was under the water helping to create these waves but it was probably the water bouncing off the breaker wall here at the west end of Summerland Beach.
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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.
Crashing wave sequence taken in Baleal (Portugal). In the background you can see Peniche, which is a Portuguese fishing village
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Waves of Lake Michigan, Illinois Beach State Park.
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Say that title three times fast. We stopped at the Garrapata Beach pullout to check for Pelicans riding cliff updrafts but there was an offshore wind that day. We found a subject in some surfers riding pretty big waves left over from a storm. There were some other people on the cliff watching and giving us a play by play. The guy pictured is a professional surfer that is local to Big Sur, unfortunately I didn't catch his name.