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These were the waves on the main half moon bay beach the day that the Mavericks Invitational was happening.
It's Tuesday, so time for another Texture for your Photoshopping fun. Seen in Gros Morne National Park (near "Cow Head"); Newfoundland, Canada.
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Another design for my 5th week of the #365patterns challenge. This weeks theme is DEEP UNDER THE SEA.
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Unfortunately you cannot hear the loud noise that these waves make. It is very loud as the rocks bang off the Cliffs. The noise can actually startle you if you not expecting it.
I can't quite remember the name of this place, but there was really good waves and loads of surfers!
La Bufadora (The Blowhole) in Ensenada, Mexico. This is not 'La Bufadora', but it is right next to it.
High winds and a particularly rough sea have created a fresh panorama in Nice, France.
De forts vents et une mer particulièrement agitée ont permis de créer un panorama rafraîchissant en ce début d'été à Nice, France.
The ocean is at Xavi's command. With a simple motion of his hand, the awesome might of the waves take down an innocent girl in the background.
Some waves crashing into the beach at Watch Hill, RI. We got there right as the tide was coming in, which made for some cool waves.
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A giant waves crashes up against the rocks along the coast of the Pacific Ocean in Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. For more Vancouver Island photos go to www.briantolin.com
Converted grain silos in the city of my birth, Copenhagen.
This pair of former grain silos were converted into trendy apartments by wrapping the concrete structure in a glass skin, in which the apartments were cantilevered from the facade of the silos. The existing interior space was retained, with bare concrete and bold black and white spaces to create a very minimalist experience (I was fortunate enough to know one of the tenants of the building, so I could explore inside)
Unfortunately, the building seems to have been a clash between design and commercial aspirations, meaning that money saving techniques can be seen in the finish and the details around the building. Specifically the space the building resides in, which has been scarred by a coating of tarmac by lazy developers.
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