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Sometimes it's not so easy to get out of the ocean after a dive. A wave like this one might hit me.
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Today was Bondi beach day, with a strawl from Bondi to Tamarama Beach and some serious rock climbing. Even a quick test of the sea, which was too cold and too wild. But, the kids tried, not everyday you get a chance to swim in the Pacific Ocean.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - As the sun was setting, a small storm cell formed. It was moving onshore a few miles to my south. The top of the cloud caught the sunlight and turned a beautiful shade of orange.
Great Beach, Pt. Reyes National Seashore
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I am most pleased to have a small section in the cabinet of curiosities at the Exploratorium's Tinkering Studio. There on display are various bits and pieces of my 2003 VLCKR (very low coast KAP rig) cradle designed during a sabbatical spent as Artist-in-Residence at the museum. To complement the cradle artifacts I assembled a set of images to run on an iPad in the display as a continuous slide show.
Here they are. Many predate my Flickr days while others appear elsewhere in my Flickr photostream.
Power of wave action in the north-sea, the last ray's of the sun have been captured on the crest of a wave, taken at seaham Harbour.
Local poet Lord Byron, said he loved to look at the waves and storms of the north sea from this area of the Durham coast, when he lived at Seaham Hall Durham.
A mixture of sun and cloud today, more cloud. When the light is softer the sea takes on a beautiful blue. The surf was up to 4 m and a strong wind did its bit in creating spindrift. The energy is awesome.
This is an oldie from my film days. The original was taken on Fuji Velvia slide film in a fully manual Nikon FM2. Ah, nostalgia!
This is the 7th largest lake in Europa. A little bit windy day, perfect for long exp. shots!
First time a tried this with the waves. I like the effect.
Sea birds migrate true this area, so me and a few freinds spend some time looking for them. Pritty cold tougth. This were during the autumn.
The study of universe is impossible from the position of observer. It's the process of interaction, the immersion into the real physical world.
I spent hours on beaches in Harris, Scotland taking pictures of waves which fascinate me.. this is just one.