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Taken on saturday while on the Photography Class Trip.
I was experimenting with Manual mode to produce different effects.
Im pleased that I was able to freeze the wave like that :)
August 22, 2025
Hurricane Erin made a close enough pass to Cape Cod to push in some impressive surf. In these shots, the eye of the hurricane is around 350 miles to the South-East and making its turn to the North-East.
Although Thursday was the closest it would get, the waves would stick around all weekend, presenting themselves differently each day with changes in the wind and tides.
Nauset Beach
Orleans, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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"Morning Report: Waves 6-8ft,swell S at 12 secs ,wind W-SW -SE 5-15 knots. Swells eased back a whisker but still pumping, clean lines from the S with a heap of power, winds light offshore then light sou easters for the afternoon. S facing beaches have still got 8 ft sets with bigger on offshore reefs, Looking like a golden day ahead but not for the faint hearted, check coastalwatch swell forecast."
www.coastalwatch.com/camera/cameras_large.aspx?cam=3500&a...
Wind-driven waves at remote Carova Beach on North Carolina's Outer Banks. December 20, 2004 brought early snow followed by clearing, with 15 degree F temperatures, 40 MPH wind gusts, and sub-zero wind chill.
Title: WAVES Reading
Creator: U.S. Navy Department
Date Original: circa 1943
Date Digital: 2009
Format: image: b&w, photo; 8" x 10"
Description: Photograph of WAVES members reading books, taken by a U.S. Navy photographer circa 1943. These women are wearing standard gray seersucker working uniforms.
Subjects: WAVES; GSCW; WWII
Identifier: UAI_WAVES_285_1
Collection: University Archives Photograph Collection
I'm a sucker for these curled wave shots. The waves that have hit the break-wall bounce back and colide with the inbound waves.
Lake Ontario begins another fury; putting lakeside property in the cross hairs of further destruction.