Rough seas outside Milkwood House in Swansea

Moon rising at dusk as the waves crash onto the rocks at Beavertail State Park.

Mar Cantábrico

Pentax 645N • Pentax FA 645 75mm f:2.8 ED

Adox CMS 20 ISO film in Adotech 1+24 5min @ 20°C

Scanned with Epson Perfection V500 at 2400dpi and Betterscanning MF Film Holder

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Anse Rifflet • Guadeloupe

a huge wave and a tiny surfer

Lighthouse Field State Beach, Santa Cruz California

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“For whatever we lose (like a you or a me),

It's always our self we find in the sea.”

― E.E. Cummings

Its been a busy week for Irish Ferries & Stena Line, with numerous delays & cancellations caused by the extreme windy weather in the lead up to Christmas 2013.

Once again, the mighty Ulysses has been the champion, while the other smaller vessels remained in port, this giant carried on, sometimes the only passenger ship on the central corridor.

Both companies taking a well earned rest over the next 2 days.

For high speed ferries, the power of the nature forced the Jonathan Swift to remain docked, while the Christmas season Stena HSS which only began operating last Friday couldn't operate on a number of days.

Seen above, the Stena Nordica arrives in blustery conditions, waves crashing against the breakwater on the South Wall along the Pigeon House.

Gosh it's been changeable weather today. We sat outside for a light lunch and minutes later our food was soggy.

So after a frustrating time of getting wet, cold and having our faces sand blasted by fossil shrapnel, we gave up and checked in at the hotel.

Shame.. the weather now looks glorious. :-(

This was a rare shot where my camera was out not getting soaked. The kids seemed oblivious to the temperature of the sea and the crazy wind.

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Wearing Madison's Feelin' Flirty dress.

It's such a powerful wave and he has to turn around. I just captured his head inside the big wave! Yes, if you see closely, you can see his eyes were still open:-)

Pictures from the new artificial surf location in Wales. Surf Snowdonia - great place to get some close up shots with guaranteed waves every minute.

Another wave crashing into the Fullerton Avenue revetment.

Or is it a mackeral sky?

Or both...

Photo courtesy of Ernest Dewing

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Submitted to Weather in Focus Photo Contest

Waves breaking at Lundy Bay in Cornwall.

Waves chewing up the beach at Humber Bay Park, Toronto.

5D Mark II w/ 17-40mm f/4L

Strobist: tethered TTL speedlight off-camera left.

Itacoatiara, Niterói, Brasil.

Lesconil

Photos of the surge tide on January 4th 2017 in Southwold.

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Larnaka, Cyprus, 2013