Tuesday, August 27, 2024

Pulpit Rock for Treasure Tuesday

 


Joel and I went to Cape Schanck on the weekend. It was a good trip that we both got different shots different from the one shown above. It was medium high tide at the location. Joel was almost engulfed by the rogue wave 2 metres above him. It was a shocker

Sony A7RV

FE 16-35mm f2.8 

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22 comments:

  1. I'm glad Joel was okay after that big wave. Sounds scary (in my head anyhow). I used to love exploring rock pools. This is a great photo!

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  2. A perfect angle to photograph the rock.
    You need to be careful on rocks at ocean beaches.

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  3. That's beautiful. Great image.
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  4. I think I can see why it has this name. The moss adds some pretty color, too.

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  5. A beautiful landscape! I am glad Joel escaped the rogue wave. Take care, have a great day!

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  6. It's amazing how quickly those rogue waves can catch a person. I hope he didn't get too wet. Great shot.

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  7. Great shot. You guys must be careful, you don't want to get seriously hurt.

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  8. Such stark but beautiful scenery - and with rogue waves. Gives me chills.

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  9. Un bonito lugar donde disfrutar con el paisaje aunque parece que hay que tomar precauciones.

    Saludos.

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  10. Amazing shot and glad to hear Joel OK and that the wave did not create havoc.
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