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went down to a perth beach with a few mates for tows, while they were setting up i saw this wave come through. this bank made it a sick day
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This one was made the other day when the light was ideal without camera movement
Waves of Aleana
Monterey, CA.
Strobist: Vivitar 285 through umbrella cam right, SB800 bare back cam left behind the band. Triggered via V4's.
I finally blushed my mermaids tail and my good friend did her shell tattoo since she is the element of water we thought the shell would be a good symbol!
A handily-placed bridge over Speke Boulevard is a convenient eyrie from which to photograph the Mersey Wave. Unfortunately I chose a rather wet night and there is evidence in the image of raindrops on the lens. I quite like the effect of boiling clouds this has created, though, so I present the picture, wet 'warts' and all.
"The Mersey Wave, officially opened on December 15 2003, [is] a 200 ft (61 m) long and 100 ft (30 m) high illuminated sculpture comprising two sets of six aluminium fins. The sculpture, designed by Peter Fink, was removed for repairs within weeks of opening, a problem causing its fins to move dangerously in high winds having been discovered. It was rebuilt in June 2005 and the structure, 30 ft (9.1 m) taller than the Angel of the North at Gateshead is visible from as far as Winter Hill, Horwich, Greater Manchester."
Source: Wikipedia
Taken on summer’s evening, had to work quickly as the tide was coming in! waited for the wave to splash. Toyo 45AII field camera with 6x9 roll film back, Fuji Velvia 100 Nikkor 150mm lens f32, shutter not recorded.
the curve of the sea in a chandelier...the most beautiful form of a crashing wave is created at the very moment it reaches the shoreline.
The surf was pretty rough yesterday. No-one was surfing or swimming at Lighthouse Beach in Ballina. They looked pretty spectacular from the wall but their true nature and beauty was hard to capture. The water colour was wonderful!
I went down to Camden Head today and walked out to the point. Blustery conditions like yesterday which really smashed the waves into the cliffs. A mother and calf right whale took a rest in the bay behind before heading around this point and down south. The sea spray on the lens adds to the atmospherics, I hope! Wind very strong, difficult to stand against it.
Perpendicular Point, Camden Head, N.S.W.
A cold winters day with a fresh wind blowing. A solitary boat with all the time in world came sailing by.
Sierra Wave in the Owens Valley. Taken from a WW-II vintage P-38 fighter with engines off and propellers feathered from north of Bishop, California, looking south towards Inyokern, 05 March 1950. Photo by Robert Symons.
Very strong winds in Whitehaven harbour stripping the tops off the waves on the incoming tide and creating a continual spray mist. And this despite the shelter from the west pier wall and lighthouse and about 5 hours before high tide.