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This is the 7th largest lake in Europa. A little bit windy day, perfect for long exp. shots!
First time a tried this with the waves. I like the effect.
Sea birds migrate true this area, so me and a few freinds spend some time looking for them. Pritty cold tougth. This were during the autumn.
This phenomenal black sand beach (apparently now being called Diamond Beach) is on the opposite side of the Ring Road from Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. Chunks of ice and small icebergs (which break off from the glacier Breiðamerkurjökull, an outlet of Vatnajökull glacier) drift through the narrow channel between the lagoon and the Atlantic ocean and many wash onto the beach. Ice and black sand beaches are two of my favorite things, so I was in heaven here! I wish more than anything that I would've had more time here, and that I would've had enough time to shoot long exposure shots of the tide wrapping around the ice. Alas, I really wanted to get to my next guesthouse before it got too late to check in.
This is an oldie from my film days. The original was taken on Fuji Velvia slide film in a fully manual Nikon FM2. Ah, nostalgia!
All over the little island, which can only be reached by walking across a sand bar at low tide, are beautifully carved gates and benches.
Wave Photographer Clark Little has been taking his passion for the ocean to the next level as he grew. Today, Clark is one of the kind wave photographer who captures the waves in their most magnificent form.
Although this involves the risk of being hit by hard waves and being stuck in between ...
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Taken in Calamoresca, Piombino
Calamoresca, scatto della FinePix
-- not treated, it was naturally so...
The WAVE Kinetic art piece at the Coachella Valey Music Festival, April 14, 2012. Photos by Michael Prados.