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The Fire Wave rock formation in Valley of Fire, Nevada State Park. I've been there a few times now, and each time I have come away with a good shot. Really beautiful place to visit, and only an hour or so outside of Vegas. This formation known as the Fire Wave is probably the most famous thing to see in the park, and I wanted to photograph it the first time I came here. But while exploring the park, I found a lot of other things that interested me and I think are even better compositions than this wave. Hopefully I will be posting them soon. Enjoy on black background.
In this shot, the horizon is roughly on the middle line ... I was not able to decide if the sea or the sky was more beautiful! I hope you like it the same ...
Waves bouncing off of the seawall at the south end of "Victoria Beach" in Laguna Beach, California, rebound into oncoming waves to create a beautiful and turbulent water playground.
Note on watermark: Some people have noticed the watermark changing. I have been experimenting...trying to find the most minimally intrusive version that will still prevent the image from being stolen (again). Hope this one is not too obnoxious.
Featured on Yahoo! Top Searches of 2006.
Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my most favorited photo.
never seen waves like this before. Neither my camera ... Apparently she loved those so much and, at one moment, she jumped into the water without me being able to stop this madness .... you can imagine the end :(...
Mareas Vivas.
Olas rompiendo en una roca de la orilla de la playa.
Spring Tide.
Waves breaking on a rock along the beach.
Really didn’t get the results I was hoping for that evening - I was hoping to see sunset piercing the waves, but it didn’t. And the air was so full of water vapor from big waves breaking up that most shots just looked hazy and muddled. Ah well.
Just as the wave cannot exist for itself, but is ever a part of the heaving surface of the ocean, so must I never live my life for itself, but always in the experience which is going on around me. -Albert Schweitzer
Whenever I'm in New England I always to try to shoot some crashing waves. Every shot is unique and fun. Even when you get hit with a surprise wave.
Big Wave Surfer, California's Central Coast
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For my first morning of my holiday I headed to the infamous Dunstanburgh death rocks on what turned out to be a difficult morning. My decision to go to one of Northumbria's honey pot locations on the Sunday was rewarded by no less than five other TOGs jostling for position. I decided to try the other side of Saddle rock which did give me some shelter from the strong easterly wind and spray but effected composition choices. Also causing a problem was the huge amount of foam created by the churning sea covering a lot of those lovely shiny black boulders. Every shot from that morning had spray on the filter causing problems not to mention a distinct lack of colour even though things looked promising when I arrived. Anyway this is the best shot I managed so even though I don't love it it's getting posted as a record of an enjoyable if not exactly productive morning.
Hard to believe the level of destruction caused by the waves only weeks ago. Sad remains of the end of the pier a bit like a Japanese Tori gate in the sea.
"Wave Warriors" is my theme for today. Find a good vantage point on a day when there are good waves and the surfers are out, and the photography is guaranteed to be exciting. Best to have a zoom lens, set the camera on burst setting, find your mark and follow him when he catches a wave. Here is one from the many hundreds I've taken.
I know Renee was here in Lone Pine recently and I was looking for her footprints 😊
and felt I should wave hi to all my flickr friends.
I am going to be travelling till mid-September hoping to take some nice pictures, so I will be off flickr for a while.
I know I have been remiss getting to everyone, so I wanted to say thank you to for the favs and comments, and hope everyone enjoys there summer.
Hugs George