High surf advisory at Wai'anapanapa, famous for its black sand beach. The black sand comes from massive black lava flows in one or more eruptions of Haleakala.

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Vibrant blue abstract photo taken on the beach of Alleppy in Kerala, India. A Lightroom edit of a previous upload.

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Crashing wave in the afternoon sunshine at Greyhope Bay, Aberdeen

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Every breaking wave on the shore

Tells the next one there'll be one more

And every gambler knows that to lose

Is what you're really there for...

~ U2 ~ Songs of Innocence ~ 2014 ~

Not easily accessible , this site I came across while driving a road near by. I had to stop and find a way to reach here, and I managed to do so. Soon after this I had a feeling that few might follow seeing me here from the road and within 30 minutes there were two more groups that approached seeing me (knowing that they too can come here). The view was fantastic and here is one of the images I took there.

Enjoy!

Massive panorama taken in the middle of the Fire Wave looking from side to side.

Take a look at the Max Zoom and try to find the one person visible in the shot. (No, it's not a trick like someone's thumb in the corner... it's a full person hidden somewhere in the photo.)

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Shot with my iPhone 8 Plus

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taken 2017 with a Nikon D610 at 145mm / f6,3 / 1/320s

Cobweb in the early morning with some water drops in it. The shape remembers of some smooth waves in a green sea.

Another old one but not shown before.

The beautiful evening, fulminating waves and beautiful sunset.

The 1st of many in my series "wave forms"

720nm IR converted Olympus EM1 + 12-50mm

Part of a rolled-up placemat - well, it was rolled-up but it was always a bit too keen to spring open again!

Square bokeh from a Schneider Componar 75mm enlarging lens on extension tubes (all of them) and extended helicoid adapter.

Another shot from the ferry ride back.

Lands End on the Southern OBX.

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Running out of shots to post due to the atrocious wet weather we are having at the moment! so posting the colour version of an earlier post..Thanks for all your input and comments ! Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!!

The monument at Portland Bill, with the huge waves of Storm Barney.. as used by BBC and national press.

This reminded me of landforms in the western U.S. as seen from the air

... 趁波逐浪 ..

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I tried to capture the reflection of the tree on a small wave that was created when ducks landed. This is what I got.

Nice, Côte d'Azur, France

View of breaking waves in Portugal

I'm no wave expert, but two wave patterns seemed to be happening at once in the lake when I took this.

The winds were blowing basically left-to-right, and they seemed to be the source of the ephemeral blue waves on top.

The lake currents (it's basically a wide part of a river) were flowing right-to-left at the same time, and those waves are the steely-gray waves below the blue ones.

If you know wave behavior, I'd love to hear what you think about this.

A lone Mallard swims in the evening between two waves...

Nordsee | St. Peter-Ording -Archivaufnahme-

Sigma 400mm f5.6 MC / Mirror