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Joel and I spent a considerable amount of time attempting to capture the waves on the rock. It was a time-consuming endeavor. Achieving a long exposure for the initial shot posed significant challenges. If there was an abundance of waves, the white section would become entirely overexposed. Additionally, the fast aperture click for the second shot was often hindered by latency, causing us to miss the golden moment. Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable experience, as we were engaged in the art of photography.
On Flickr, I received an invitation to contribute to the Planet Earth project. Selecting images to submit to the group is quite challenging. The majority of images that I favor are cherished not because of their excellence, but due to the memories and experiences associated with each weekend adventure.
Recently, I received the land tax statement via email over the weekend. Quite an inconvenience!
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Beautiful photos, My hubby loves to watch the waves crashing on the rocks. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteIt is very soothing to watch waves splashing on rocks
DeleteI love the way the waves break over the rock, but I think these two photos are in the wrong order. Splash first, and then water runs off. But that's just me. Congratulations on being selected to contribute photos to Planet Earth project. I think the committee made a great choice.
ReplyDeleteThe two images are not in succession. Taken in different shutter speed as well. Thank you for your pertinent support
DeleteThere is something almost hypnotic about watching the waves crashing over rocks.
ReplyDeleteExactly. I love it myself
Delete...your Sunday Bests keep getting better and better.
ReplyDeleteYou are very kind, Tom
DeleteSundsy's best is looking great!
ReplyDeleteSunday Best is becoming a tradition for photo bloggers to showcase the shots
DeleteStunning :-D
ReplyDeletewow!! How good! And especially the first one. Fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteA hug :)
You are very kind
DeleteSpectacular photos.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Happy Sunday.
Best regards
Happy Sunday to you Jose
DeleteCongratulations on the Planet Earth project! I think more people should be aware of your talent. Show us what you chose after you decide!
ReplyDeleteI am flattered. I haven't ventured the exotic places like most in that group.
DeleteI love the first one, but the second one is also great.
ReplyDeleteGood jobs!
The first one is harder to do
DeleteDos bellas fotografías marinas.
ReplyDeleteTiming and craft of exposure
DeleteYou can see the first photo on two scale's . First as a big island with little islands in the water and covered with snow. The second as it is true bolders in the water along the coast. Intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your words. The first shot has no snow but long exposure of waves on the rock
DeleteWonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteGreetings orvokki
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Roentare! Being invited by Flickr is an honor! Loved these shots. Happy Sunday!
It was definitely worth the effort. This is splendid. And congratulations on your invitation to the project. I know you'll have many to share.
ReplyDeleteYou handled both photos very well.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the invitation.
ReplyDeleteBoth the photos are lovely. Each very different.
Loved both captures!
ReplyDeleteThose are both excellent!
ReplyDeleteYour patience in capturing the perfect wave is impressive!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, Roentare!
Will have to check out that Flickr group.
ReplyDeleteAbatida por las olas y el viento, se ve que resiste.
ReplyDeleteFeliz domingo.
Abatida por las olas y el viento, se ve que resiste.
ReplyDeleteFeliz domingo.
I like the action of the waves, so dramatic. I grew up by the ocean but live far inland now, so I really like ocean photographs. Adding your photos to the Planet Earth project will be exciting, and probably hard to choose the best ones. Land tax statement by email? I though it would come by mail.
ReplyDeleteI recently revived an And old Sunday meme if you’re interested. https://newscenicsunday.blogspot.com/?m=1
ReplyDeleteUnas fotos que me parecen de una gran calidad dada la dificultad para realizar este tipo de tomas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
You captured the waves beautifully, especially in the second photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining Scenic Sunday!
ReplyDeleteSon preciosas. Besos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, James! The light and the water are perfect in counterfoil to one another. Thank you for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.
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