Featured Work
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Us And Them by Bogdan Ciocsan
Black Sea, Eforie Nord, Romania Canon 30D, Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, HDRi processed in Photomatix Pro 3.2
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Ocean in Motion #5 by Anne McKinnell
Sunset at Nehalem Beach, Oregon.
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Caspersen Beach by tori yule
Another shot of the rocks and surf at Caspersen Beach, Venice. Featured in / Sea Group Nov 2009
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empty wave by Alex Marks
a perfect empty wave goes unridden at Tuncurry breakwall 2006
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A Deserved Break. by James Ingham
CANON 450 D / F9 / 8 SECS / ISO 100 / 18-200-SIGMA @18MM / ND FILTER. Looking S/W From West Vancouver, Towards Vancouver Island, British Columbia , Canada.
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Crushed velvet Sunset by Dale North Photography
Taken from Hilbre island.
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Wish I was a little bit smaller by Alex Marks
a perfect micro wave breaks onto the sand at Mona Vale on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. 200mm 2.8
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In Search Of Zen by Alex Preiss
featured in SEA Photograph / Canon EOS 20D / ISO 400 / 1/1000s f/6.3 / 100-400@100mm / Edited in CS4 Island of Oahu, Hawaii
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Cool Blue Encounter by Trevor Murphy
canon 50d eastham cape cod
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On The Edge by Arrowman
Chalk Cliffs near Beachy Head, Sussex. A 3 exposure blend in Photomatix Pro, with. / C.P. Filter /
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Bondi by Mark Richards
Bondi Beach with a storm building off the coast.
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Slow Motion - abstract sunset by JennyDean
well if you can’t get to the beach might as well muck around with old pic’s. / This one is a sunset in Rarotonga. / 158 views 20/11/09
Recent Work
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Looking by Werner Padarin
Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia / / (ref fotoWERNER 3H0911.3733) / Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR / 1/125s f/29 ISO500 /
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Prime Of The Morning by Kieran O'Connor
View large on black Thirroul Beach, NSW, Australia Nikon D80
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Reflection 1 by Alf Caruana
Bells Beach I recommend you look at the larger view. / This is part of a 13 image series of seascapes taken around the coast of Victoria. It is also part of the reflections calendar / thanks for looking and leaving feedback.
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The Captain's Curse - Blairgowrie by Jim Worrall
Sunset at Blairgowrie ocean beach, Australia. 35 favs @ 21 Nov 2009
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Local beach scene by georgieboy98
As most of you know by now, we live in the quiet (at present) and delightful Indian ocean side township of Yanchep, some 55 kms north of Perth in Western Australia. The beaches are less than 5 minutes away in the car and I took this photo yesterday afternoon, (Friday 20 Nov) / The nearest red roof building you can see is a beachside cafe/kiosk (their fish and chips are great by the way!) / On the left – and out of shot – a large housing development is taking place and the eventual plans show that we can expect to see promenades, cafes, small hotels etc. It wont be our sleepy little Yanchep for much longer. / Camera Sony DSC R1. / 24-120 Carl Zeiss Vario Zonnar lens with cp filter / f11 at 1/250th second / hand held
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Shells and Surf by tori yule
The surf was really kicking up at Coquina Beach on Anna Maria Island , Florida. I love all the shells that wash up near the rocks.
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Frederick Henry Bay by Suellen Cook
Start Over / Canon S2 IS 1/250 @ f4
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Sea by annalisa56
Sea in Liguria (Italy) Camera used: / CANON EOS 450D
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Monterosso Bay by annalisa56
Monterosso-Cinque Terre-La Spezia (Italy) Monterosso, the first of Cinque Terre! Monterosso characteristic is the fact that it s a “double” town, formed by two different parts: Monterosso, with the typical aspect of a sea-town, and Fegina, the seaside resort. Rough Monterosso, settled in a bay surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, birthplace of the famous poet Eugenio Montale, who often described the town in his poems. It is difficult to avoid an excessive enthusiasm when you see parts of Liguria still reachable only by train or walking! The historical origin of Monterosso dates back to 643, when the people living on the hills settled near the sea in order to escape from the barbarian invasion. Monterosso – CinqueterreOld Monterosso is practically intact with its house-towers, crossed by narrow streets (here called “caruggi”). In order to avoid invasions from the sea, several defensive works were built. Part of this system are the castle overlooking the sea with its three round towers, some parts of the town walls, the medieval tower, now the bell-tower of the Church of San Giovanni and the Aurora tower, one of the thirteen towers that in the 16th Century surrounded the town. The modern residential neighbourhood is developed along the seafront in the bay of Fegina. The vegetation surrounds the town of Monterosso like an embrace and its beach, the largest in the Coast of Cinque Terre, its crags and the crystal water of its sea make this little town one of the cosiest in the Eastern Liguria Riviera. In the past, Monterosso had an important fishing fleet, that made the town famous for its fish, overall the salted anchovies and the fried fish preserved with vinegar in wooden kegs (“scabeccio”). Santuario della Madonna di SovioreAt the shoulders of Monterosso (466 metres above sea level) there is the sanctuary of Madonna di Soviore, considered the oldest sanctuary consecrated to the Virgin in Liguria. The history of this church is rather unusual: during 7th Century the barbarian invasions forced the inhabitants to escape. During the flight some of them buried a wooden statue of the Virgin, where the Sanctuary still stands nowadays. The statue was found again by a priest of Monterosso about one century later: in fact the former construction of the Sanctuary dates back to 8th Century a. C., exactly where the present one (dating back to 19th Century) was built. Nowadays the Sanctuary, with its large tree-lined square, is the destination of several pilgrims and also tourists fascinated by the beauty of the place, reachable by a steep footpath. Camera used: / CANON EOS 450D
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Rough sea by annalisa56
Rough sea in Monterosso (Italy) Camera used: / CANON EOS 450D
About This Group
Sea Lovers come and show your works of Sea Art to the World!
Photos must have the SEA as the MAIN SUBJECT.
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