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Another of the places that most impressed me of the Cantabria Coast.
Photographing the north coast, it becomes a difficult task for all the variables to fit, coincidence of sunrise-sunset with high-low tides depending on each place, having good lights and whenever you can look for less-seen frames, it complicates a lot things.
On the technical side, say that I used the combination of a ND four steps filter and a soft gradient ND three steps filter.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Sunday. :)
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The Wave, North Coyote Buttes, AZ
I've been revisiting a number of my photos over the last couple of years from my travels out west. I have a couple I never posted from my amazing hike to The Wave at the end of 2019.
this shot looks back from the main approach from the trail leading to the main Wave formations. The little reflection pool here seems as it is always present (though I'm sure I'm wrong). Early in the day there was a lot of wind, which did not allow the pool to be smooth. As the day wore on it calmed nicely.
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Low tide at the beach in Zoutelande.
Walking on the beach I saw the beauty of the lines in the sand. Enjoying a short springbrake.
Probably one of the most amazing shows I've ever witnessed, but the most challenging, due to the cold 60 km wind. She danced in all directions for about an hour at 10 pm. Sometimes adorned in a pink dress. She disappeared when the clouds blew in, then came back around midnight, where I fell asleep watching her through my bedroom window.
When the night does not whisper but roars, I listen.
I slip quietly into the dark, where the stars and the Northern Lights spill their secrets across the sky in waves. I send a wish upward, carrying it to those I love—no longer here in body, but always in spirit. For a breath of time, the world holds still. We are together again beneath the same heavens, and I am wrapped in their everlasting love. 💝
"Wave Breaker"
Felixtowe, Suffolk UK
Nikon D810 + Nikkor 16-35mm f4 with Progrey 2.1 ND + 0.9 GND HE
Month of March, officially when spring begins, days getting longer and flowers start to bloom. Ah.. where have you been hiding Mr. Sun?
But who can resist frost in the morning, I just can't sleep with the idea in my head. Feet are dying to go, fingers very eager to press the shutter, just need to wait for the right time and condition.
I normally leave most of my stuff in the boot for when I just want to quickly drive around for some quick shoots, but alas! I did not double check if all my things are there, and I left one of the most important thing especially when going to the coast, my wellies!
My poor walking boots and feet were soaked in the freezing water and made it numb for awhile, wish there's a traveling Oaken nearby or just maybe next time check my things first before going :)
Peniche Supertubos beach, Portugal
A deep, rhythmic, almost hypnotizing psychedelic rock vibe that's perfect for letting your mind drift to the waves:
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There was a high chance of damaging my camera equipment during this shoot. High tide combined with big waves bouncing back from the rocks, created a real danger. I got soaked, but I managed to keep my camera clear of the water, fortunately. :)
Luckily I had cleaned the salt spray off my lens just before this wave came in. Nature put on an incredible show here today both on the water, and land - will show that tomorrow.
A starfish, taken briefly from a starfish nursery, on the mangrove roots, placed on a mirror, reflecting the sky. He is waving at you. Put right back in the water. My attempts to bring the beauty of the clear Key Largo Florida Bay water and the mangrove environment to you.
In first comment below, photograph also of mangrove root, which had naturally broken free and was replaced back in the water right after the photo was taken. It's covered with sponges and all sorts of creatures that grow in the magical mangrove root environment under the water.
Taken 5/23/10, uploaded 5/2/10, #5663, HUe, levels, enhance, erase, r72_550
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A view of what is happening with the gulf oil spill, which threatens creatures like this starfish, from below the surface: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7MD9ldxGgQ Divers went into the water and went diving and filmed what is happening. The dispersants are not working it seems.
Info from the Univ. of Miami, Rosentiel school of marine biology, on the spill and the loop current: