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A stormy Atlantic Ocean crashing in on the natural lava pools in Porto Moniz, making swimming there impossible that day. I found it fabulous to just watch the waves rolling in, breaking on the rocks, creating huge amounts of spray and generally making a lot of noise.

There's really not much more to do in Porto Moniz anyway...

 

See where this picture was taken. [?]

especially when you surf...you never get tired of looking at waves...see if they're rideable or not. mother ocean always has a new picture for you

Camera: EXA 1b

Lens: HELIOS 44 (2/58mm)

Film: FOMAPAN-100

Developer: R09 1+50

Surfing at Rompeolas Beach, Aguadilla, PR.

Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph

 

A translucent blue sculpture of a human figure hangs suspended in mid-air, captured in a graceful diving pose. The figure reaches downward with outstretched arms, its smooth, glass-like surface catching the light against the backdrop of a textured brick building. This striking installation creates a sense of weightless motion that contrasts sharply with the solid, stationary architecture behind it.

I risked my camera and it was worth it

Ocean Waves Campground, Waves NC from the top of the dune.

Little Presque in Marquette, MI.

A wall panel design at Suntec City.

 

*Note: More pics of Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs in my Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs Album.

Premià de Mar

Taken with a Canon 700D

Tamron 18-200mm Lens

Waves break onto the beach at sunset in Marbella, Spain

Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brasil

watercolour and pen

 

I love surf art. I love seeing how different people represent the ocean and waves. when I was in Hawaii I discovered Heather Brown's art which depicts the North Shore.

Luke Taafe has super inspiring work. More recently I've come across Erik Abel's more abstract designs.

 

I'm still experimenting with my own style.

  

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The power of the surf is amazing.

There is a bridge in Stockport that connects some of the high level car parks around mersey way shopping centre, this is a "close up" (the picture captures about 6 foot of the length of the bridge) of part of the cladding on this bridge.

 

Little bit of a contrast boost in lightroom and nothing else added.

A hurricane out at sea caused these large waves while i was in the Outer Banks

kinda grainy.. whateva

Sean on the beach at Fire Island, NY.

Hyden, Western-Australia

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