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As the sky turned into dreams above the ocean,
and the spectators long waited for it to turn that;
it became THE ONE moment.
🌅 we went out sea shoring sunsetting with friends - and had some snacks and gossips on life and partnerships and direction - and how we'd adore med from near the ocean, away from the chaotic city lives and sadness and troubles of the humans.
how are you, friends? sending December greetings, and wishes 💕
if life is giving you lemons, take a deep breathe, take it slow, and breathe and talk it out. sending good-luck-charms back to all. ☘️🍀
regarding last post, couldn't get back to you all - but I'd, slow by slow.
The best wave ever !
A morning like this where you got all conditions to take a amazing shot. ( I've taken a taxi-boat to be very close of this mytique wave)
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Taken yesterday with some magical lighting in the skies.
Exposure of 1 second with Lee ND 9 soft grad.
Wind and tide came together this evening to produce some very big waves along the promenade wall at Goodrington, Devon
There is a close affinity between sky and sea with clouds borne on waves of air revealed by the shapes of the clouds.
The Fire Wave rock formation in Valley of Fire, Nevada State Park. I've been there a few times now, and each time I have come away with a good shot. Really beautiful place to visit, and only an hour or so outside of Vegas. This formation known as the Fire Wave is probably the most famous thing to see in the park, and I wanted to photograph it the first time I came here. But while exploring the park, I found a lot of other things that interested me and I think are even better compositions than this wave. Hopefully I will be posting them soon. Enjoy on black background.
Really didn’t get the results I was hoping for that evening - I was hoping to see sunset piercing the waves, but it didn’t. And the air was so full of water vapor from big waves breaking up that most shots just looked hazy and muddled. Ah well.
Waves bouncing off of the seawall at the south end of "Victoria Beach" in Laguna Beach, California, rebound into oncoming waves to create a beautiful and turbulent water playground.
Note on watermark: Some people have noticed the watermark changing. I have been experimenting...trying to find the most minimally intrusive version that will still prevent the image from being stolen (again). Hope this one is not too obnoxious.
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Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my most favorited photo.
Some more shots taken whilst Storm Herminia was passing through at Porthcawl. These were taken from the harbour side of the breakwater and I think they are more dramatic than the usual shots of Porthcawl.
It's no secret that one of my very favourite places to be is beside the sea along the Great Ocean Road.
Just recently we rented a beautiful little cottage only 200m from the beach which meant getting up at the crack of dawn . . . or in this case just before, was a must do.
I had planned to get up around 5.30am in the hope of catching a colourful sunrise . . . I woke around 5.15 and my comfy bed beckoned me to stay . . . but once glimpse out he window and the faintest hint of pink in the sky was all I needed . . . that and the chance to give my brand new DSLR it's first true run.
I was not disappointed and my early rise was reward with a spectacularly colourful sunrise (my camera did not disappoint either) . . . there was not a soul about and the beach for those couple of hours was my own, to bask and enjoy in the beautiful morning light . . . just blissful.
This is one of my very favourite shots from the weekend.