Sunset at Palmahim by raanan_danon

Sunset at Palmahim Beach

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Light of the Storm by MAPhoto

PLEASE VIEW ON DARK BACKGROUND.

The entire day was almost continuous snowfall and winds until this point; when just as the sun had nearly reached the horizon itself, it broke through and revealed the top of Mount Inglemaldie nearly a vertical mile above the crashing surf. It was a moment of rare and beautiful light that rivaled any attempt at photographing it, but still I was able to make an image I felt captured at least something of the energy of the moment. The surf and frozen lakeshore formations added to the scene, though I feel restricted in this small viewing format to show you the luminescent glow of the pile of ice crystals in the center here. The next morning, a quarter mile of this lakeshore had frozen solid in -30C temps, and calm will return for the winter.

The shot here is primarily just a SINGLE exposure processed only one time from RAW, however, DOF stacking was used to render sharp the immediate foreground areas which were less than 10cm from my lens. Please view this in a darkened room for best effect, as dark presentation is very important to the mood and way I would like to showcase the light here.

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Light of the Storm by MAPhoto

PLEASE VIEW ON DARK BACKGROUND.

The entire day was almost continuous snowfall and winds until this point; when just as the sun had nearly reached the horizon itself, it broke through and revealed the top of Mount Inglemaldie nearly a vertical mile above the crashing surf. It was a moment of rare and beautiful light that rivaled any attempt at photographing it, but still I was able to make an image I felt captured at least something of the energy of the moment. The surf and frozen lakeshore formations added to the scene, though I feel restricted in this small viewing format to show you the luminescent glow of the pile of ice crystals in the center here. The next morning, a quarter mile of this lakeshore had frozen solid in -30C temps, and calm will return for the winter.

The shot here is primarily just a SINGLE exposure processed only one time from RAW, however, DOF stacking was used to render sharp the immediate foreground areas which were less than 10cm from my lens. Please view this in a darkened room for best effect, as dark presentation is very important to the mood and way I would like to showcase the light here.

http://bit.ly/1A6AA7c

Light of the Storm by MAPhoto

PLEASE VIEW ON DARK BACKGROUND.

The entire day was almost continuous snowfall and winds until this point; when just as the sun had nearly reached the horizon itself, it broke through and revealed the top of Mount Inglemaldie nearly a vertical mile above the crashing surf. It was a moment of rare and beautiful light that rivaled any attempt at photographing it, but still I was able to make an image I felt captured at least something of the energy of the moment. The surf and frozen lakeshore formations added to the scene, though I feel restricted in this small viewing format to show you the luminescent glow of the pile of ice crystals in the center here. The next morning, a quarter mile of this lakeshore had frozen solid in -30C temps, and calm will return for the winter.

The shot here is primarily just a SINGLE exposure processed only one time from RAW, however, DOF stacking was used to render sharp the immediate foreground areas which were less than 10cm from my lens. Please view this in a darkened room for best effect, as dark presentation is very important to the mood and way I would like to showcase the light here.

http://bit.ly/1A6AA7c

Empty Quarter Dunes by TARIQ-M

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the roaring sea by FelixInden

Here we have another one from the recent adventures in arctic Norway.
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Big Barrel by KellyHeadrick

A big wave on the north shore of Oahu. I thought about removing the splash dots in the foreground but I’m not that good with photoshop and I kinda like them.

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snow waves by zanfoar

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Flying Out by ShihuaZhang

A photo from last year at Kiama during one of the best sunrise I had seen in 2014.

I got to this spot just in time to capture this amazing moment. The tide and swell was low that day, I had to be extra patient to wait for the bigger wave to come in.

After a few tries, I captured the wave action that appears to have wings and it’s going to fly out.

I hope you like this one.

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Wind, Sun and Waves by brianguthphoto

Dawn light shines on waves.. While 20 knot offshore winds blow them apart

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