Wainui Wipeout by Ken Wright
Ken Wright

Wainui Wipeout by

Shot at Wainuiomata Beach on the rugged wild south coast of New Zealand’s North Island, these rocks are a favorite of mine, the seventh wave in the set is pure TNT.

Five mins latter and its all over, once the sun clears the hill the light is too bright to shoot. look at the image below, taken half an hour earlier, the light is softer and warmer, now you can see how harsh the the light is once the sun starts to clear the hill.

This was part of a mutual learning curve with Henk Stolk who I’m sure will never take another dry seascape again ;-)

Shot on a Nikon D700 with 17-35mm lens


Wainui Rush

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About Ken Wright

Hi, Kia Ora from New Zealand, i have recently moved to Papamoa in the Bay of Plenty. I have spent the last thirty years taking photos, I love capturing images, especially ones that only I saw, only I was silly enough to get up at that time to catch the sunrise, photography is a wonderful thing, capture an image and you preserve the moment forever, miss it, and its lost forever.

Hope that you enjoy these images.
© Ken Wright, lightwave Photography Limited.

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coastal, seascape, tidal, wainuiomata, new zealand, wainui, sea, rocks, waves, sunrise, dawn, coast

Comments

  • bamagirl38
    bamagirl38over 3 years ago

    I don’t know how a capture could be any more beautiful!!!

  • Mick Davson
    Mick Davsonover 3 years ago

    love it

  • guitargirl865
    guitargirl865over 3 years ago

    fascinating!

  • deannedaffy
    deannedaffyover 3 years ago

    WOW!!! what a wave.

  • Jim Robertson
    Jim Robertsonover 3 years ago

    nice ken

  • Beve Brown-Clark
    Beve Brown-Clarkover 3 years ago

    Wonderful capture…incredible feel of the moment!

  • Mia1
    Mia1over 3 years ago

    Wow, Gorgeous capture. :o)

  • KathyT
    KathyTover 3 years ago

    Superb capture Ken!

  • mazzfarrell
    mazzfarrellover 3 years ago

    Stunning

  • Mel Brackstone.com
    Mel Brackstone...over 3 years ago

    hehe….who wants dry seascapes anyway?? wonderful capture, Ken!