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I haven't been to this beach, Fortunes Rocks, since I was a kid. It was my dad's favorite beach because it was quiet in comparison to other local beaches. I can remember climbing over the roadside rocks to get onto the beach. They seemed gigantic back then and my mother worried we'd get hurt...they didn't seem so big or scary today. Many memories of fun with my family but especially my dad were revisited today. I didn't end up with many good shots today but I hit the jackpot in other ways. :)
20+ knot winds made KAP difficult at best, but the wind across Kua Bay was steady enough to fly a Flowform 8 and lift my BBKK rig. At times, though, the rig was at risk of catching surf spray.
Number two in a series of wave abstracts.
I couldn't get a lot of height because of the high wind speed and the low line angle on my only high wind kite, my Flowform 8. So I spent time playing with the waves.
Equipment Used:
Kite - Flowform 8 + 15' Fuzzy Tail
Line - #200 Dacron
Rig - R/C BBKK
Camera - Canon A650IS
Fire wave in valley of Fire State Park, Overton, Nevada near Las Vegas. It was 105 degrees and they warned you against hiking, but being from South Carolina I did not find it too bad - took plenty of water.
I havent been doing much photography recently , these images are from my trip to Northumberland a few weeks ago
Bodyboarders at Wawamalu beach. The windward shore got some big waves from the passing hurricanes to the north of Oahu in September.
An old warehouse on the way to Moulton covered in sheets of vinyl paneling that've warped over the years. And the door is still padlocked… what's inside?
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #11" "Energy" "Contrast Thursday" Water/rock. Blue green/brown. From my archives.
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I played a little bit with exposure durations at this location to find the right setting. I like this one in particular because it's long enough that the "mini" falls look silky, and short enough that one can clearly discern the shape of the wave that's coming.
this one's an abstract design abstracted.....thanks for looking....appreciated.....best bigger......hope you have a Great Sunday
That's all for this week my friend. I'm going to enjoy a girly stroll in the garden and surroundings, so with a happy smile I'm waving goodbye to you for now. All the best to you and no worries; surely we'll see each other again soon.
This beautiful capture is just perfect, when I reviewed it, looked like an Oil painting. The coloring and texture are satisfying, Pacific Grove, CA....ruToverphotoArt.
A combination of a high tide and strong wind created big waves which crashed onto the 'rock reinforced' edge of the river this afternoon. We went to the park near the river with the grandchildren but it soon lost it's attraction when they saw the waves. They had heaps of fun running to avoid getting splashed as the extra big ones crashed on the rocks.
These two were taken a bit later so the sky is darker, and because the wind had dropped a bit, the waves weren't as big
"Cardinal Waves Goodbye' by Patti Deters. A red Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) raises a wing as he perches on a slender tree branch. With him facing the edge of the frame, it looks like he is waving goodbye - and about to fly away. This adult male cardinal, easily identifiable by its red feathers and black mask around the beak, is a common yet charismatic songbird found across North and Central America - this particular bird was photographed in the Rio Grande River Valley at Laguna Seca Ranch in southern Texas, USA. Thank you for viewing this picture. If you like outdoor nature photography, please enjoy more birds, animals, and other wildlife images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/cardinal-waves-goodbye-p....
Curacao’s coastline has an angry side with high surf and wind. Had to fight the wind and near constant spray to get some shots.