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Title: WAVES in Class
Creator: U.S. Navy Department
Date Original: circa 1944
Date Digital: 2009
Format: image: b&w, photo; 8" x 10"
Description: Photograph of WAVES members in class, taken by a U.S. Navy photographer circa 1944. While on campus at GCSW, members of the WAVES were trained primarily in Lanier Hall, originally called the New Classroom Building. In this image, two officers can be seen leading a class. On the back of the photograph is written: Admiral Hussey, Chief of of Bureau of Ordinance.
Subjects: WAVES; GSCW; WWII
Identifier: UAI_WAVES_1268_8
Collection: University Archives Photograph Collection
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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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.
HMAS MANOORA conducts a replenishment at sea (liquid) with Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Wave Ruler during Exercise Commando Rajah 09 (CR09).
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Camera: Mamiya RB67 P)ro-S
Lens: Mamiya Sekor 50MM C
Filter: Conkin P Graduated Neutral density
Film: Fuji Pro400H Color Neg
Processing: color switched and then rendered Black and White, contrast bumped and sharpened. Looked better in black and white.
Scan Method: Digital Point and shoot pic of Negative
my wave pictures can't even begin to compare to Scott's, with his monster new lens, but let me tell you: these waves were frickin' HUGE yesterday -- I think the official reading on the swell was 17 feet, and they were really towering over the beach...
(and look! no rain!!)
Hurricane (or tropical storm) Sandy hits Massachusetts on October 29, 2012. Shots of waves on the sea wall and beach.
The arrival of Autumn is generally accompanied by gloomy weather, which produces potential for awesome pictures!
Nikon D60
Best seen in B l a c k M a g i c
This is an image made from my deck of intrepid surfers on a huge break about 2 kms from me. The surfers are towed onto the 10 m waves by jetskis. There was quite a haze that softens the image. Perhaps I should have used a polarising filter?