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Storm Sandy has really worked up the ocean in this area - but not as bad as in many previous storms!
Waves continued...
Whale Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney (Sunday 15 Jun 2008 @ 6:58am).
ISO100 | f/8 | 0.6sec | 21mm | eval.metering | AWB | raw | ND4 grad filter | tripod | remote shutter release
Seaham Harbour April 2012
"Sit in reverie and watch the changing color of the waves
that break upon the idle seashore of the mind.”
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
this one is inspired by my dear friend olja. she posted a wonderful wave shot from sri lanka www.flickr.com/photos/olika/15459298404/in/contacts/. and she has matched it with beautiful music that moves me so. so much that i decided to post one myself, although not as pretty. this one is from miramar beach california. and i think lindsey stirling's master of the tides www.flickr.com/photos/olika/15459298404/in/contacts/ may work here. anyways if you have a wave shot, please post one too. let's see if we can get all the continents. if nothing else, just to show even though we may be from different lands and cultures, we can still be one with each other, just like the oceans. so wave back :)
Shot from within The Wave looking out into the Paria Wilderness. The Wave is a wonderful place within the Paria Wilderness. It is managed by the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) and is accessible by permit only. Unfortunately, getting that permit is not the easiest thing to do, but luckily we did. The Wave is a pretty recognizable feature--it has even been a desktop background for Apple Macintoshes before.
But this shot, I like, simply because it encapsulates The Wave, yet is a different point of view. It is looking out from The Wave over the Paria Wilderness. The colors and patterns in the rock were deeply attractive to me, and this, then, is the result.
I love the overspray. When captured, I think it adds more power to the photo than just the roaring waves.
last day of vacation.. back home and work tomorrow.
Arthur being surrounded by an Atlantic wave. Fun ocean.
A cheerie wave from the engineer on the top deck of Blackpool Tramway's Engineers Tram No. 754, as it heads northbound along the promenade on the approach to the Tower Tram Stop. I can find little information about this vehicle, except that it is believed to have been built in 1992 by East lancashire Coachbuilders (now part of the Optare Group), which would explain its bus like appearance. It also has a diesel engine for use when the overhead is unavailable. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved