View allAll Photos Tagged wave
Big wave action on the coast. The girl in the frame would have had a great view from her vantage point, but I'm not sure my camera would have survived the soaking from there !
Waves in Nerja on Christmas Eve. The torrential rain had stopped, and the sun was coming through. The water was brown from all the debris that the overflowing rivers had brought down.
This is what I can see from my motel balcony, the Long Beach Motor Inn, in York Beach, Maine September 23, 2012.
Part of the the west coast of Norway with waves crashing over the rocks.
Lens: Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 16-85 f/3.5-5.6G ED VR @ 85mm
Exposure: 1 sec @ ƒ9.0, ISO 100
Looking across to Fugloy on the left and Svínoy on the right, from the shore near Viðareiði on the island of Vidoy. Copyright Andrew Tobin - no usage permitted without payment. www.tobinators.com.
It's almost that time of the year again when storms hit the coat of Norway. Many don't like it but as a photographer I love it.
It was very invigorating down on the beach this morning! Everyone I chatted to was enjoying the strong winds and being hit in the face with salty spray :))
Storms on Christmas Eve 2013 with waves crashing over the West Pier of Whitehaven harbour shortly before dark near high tide.
A scene with wave breakers I shot on the North Sea Island of Borkum. Even though it might not seem to be the most beautiful of subjects, it has a certain aesthetic quality that I appreciate. This is non-HDR.
© Andy Brandl / PhotonMix (2011)
Don´t redistribute / use on webpages, blogs or any other media without my explicit written consent
A stormy Atlantic Ocean crashing in on the natural lava pools in Porto Moniz, making swimming there impossible that day. I found it fabulous to just watch the waves rolling in, breaking on the rocks, creating huge amounts of spray and generally making a lot of noise.
There's really not much more to do in Porto Moniz anyway...
especially when you surf...you never get tired of looking at waves...see if they're rideable or not. mother ocean always has a new picture for you
As we drove back up Highway 1 to the ranch at the end of New Year's Day the wind had picked up and the surface of the Pacific Ocean turned into something that resembled an upturned corrugated steel roofing sheet with wave after wave rolling endlessly against the shore.
This is a stitched image, best viewed large or original.
© John Krzesinski, 2011.