Cape sea
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The seas at Cape Bridgwater near Portland can be spectacular crashing onto the dark basalt rocks. / Know as the Blow Holes, which have since collapsed the blow holes are recorded as sounding like cannon fire being heard from Portland some 20km away
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The sun sets on the cliffs west of the Cape Otway / Lighthouse. / Shot on Ilford HP5 Black and White film.
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Costa de la Luz (Coast of Light), Cadiz, Spain
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Costa de la Luz (Coast of Light), Cadiz, Spain
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An oratory about as far west as you can go. / It’s situated on Cape Cornwall not quite Lands End but “Near enough boy” as we tend to say in Cornwall.
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Cape Woollami is a favourite surfing beach on the southern side of Phillip Island. It faces into Bass Straight.
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Near Marlo in East Gippsland, Victoria.
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Cape Cod, MA ** / If you like what you see, you can watch me or you can visit other works in my gallery /
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a summer sunset taken over the bay side of Cape Cod /
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Fishing trawler the Weskus I (West Coast 1) ran aground in a storm on Thursday 31 July 2008 just beyond Big Bay between Table View and Melkbosstrand, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. Robben Island can be seen on the horizon.Fortunately no lives were lost.
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Taken at Sandwich Beach, Cape Cod MA March 2007 BEST VIEWED LARGER
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Weedy Seadragon (Phyllopteryx taeniolatus), Cape Solander, Sydney, New South Wales. This species is endemic to (i.e. only found in) southern Australian waters, from southern Western Australia to New South Wales. See also an image of a male Weedy Seadragon with eggs.
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The Indian Ocean at Cape Leeuwin – the most south westerly point of Australia and some 400+ kms south of Perth. As can be seen it was a rather stormy day and almost every front that comes in crosses our coast at this point, which makes it a great place for taking photos. Sony Alpha350 dslr / 18-70 lens with x4ND filter / Hand held (too windy and the rocks too slippery to risk putting it on a tripod)
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Chatham LightHouse located in Chatham, MA across from the ocean. It’s a lovely Cape Cod area with great views of the ocean and the site of some terrible errosion that has taken place over the years from major storms we have had. Taken with a Canon XTI and wide angle lens 12-24. / f/8 / 1/250 exposure / ISO-100 / Focal length 34mm / post processing: Topez simplify, photoshop color, sharpness etc adjustments.
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One of my favorite places in Victoria is the Cape Howe dune field, a magnificent stretch of coastline that marks the border between Victoria and NSW (Croajingolong/ Nadgee National Parks). That morning I was vainly trying to get to sleep debating whether I’d have more chance in succeeding if I kept warm in my bag and suppressed my need to pee or if I got up, froze but could then doze without the incessant pressure on my bladder. Like you wanna know this, but shut up its my photo memory not yours!! Anyway the debate itself was keeping me up, so eventually I succumbed to the inevitable. Inside the tent it looked pitch black but once I got out the dimmest glimmer of the coming dawn could be seen on the horizon. Since I was up anyway I decided to don gear and walk to the summit of the highest dunes in the field. From there I marveled at the way the white dunes progressively absorbed all the pre-dawn colours getting this shot just before the sun rose above the horizon. An amazing morning of photography that chewed through many rolls of film. For more pictures of this area check out my Croajingolong gallery. 10% of all profits go to the Wilderness Society
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Cape Leeuwin, the most south westerly point of Australia and some 430 or so kms south of Perth is THE place to be with a camera when it is stormy. I have captured many almost identical scenes from this location in the waterwheel car park but none have shown such a threatening sky as this one. I couldn’t take this from the car because the waterwheel’s feeder trough was in the way so I had to risk being blown off my feet while I waited for the right moment to click the button. Amazingly the sky was lighter to the right and was close to providing a shaft of sunlight – but I couldn’t wait for that! / I don’t mind telling you that I was back in the car within a couple of seconds of taking this one! / We are right at the extreme southern end of the Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park and also at the end of the 110 km long Cape to Cape walking track. / Camera was Sony Alpha 350 dslr with 18-70 lens and nd filter / Hand held (tripod would have blown over) / f5.6
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It was taken in Cape Lookout, Oregon, USA. Camera Nikon D50 / Shutter speed: 1/125s / Aperture: f/18.0 / ISO: 200
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!Oil on canvas.
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Located in Sandwich, MA on Cape Cod, this great area has marshes that snake thru to the ocean. Taken with a Canon XTI. / F/6.3 / 1/4000 sec / ISO- 1600 / Focal Length- 24mm
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Cape Lookout, Tillamook, Oregon, USA Nikon D50 / Nikkor 18-55 / ISO 400 / GIMP for FreeBSD
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Capetown, South Africa
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Sold – comorants on the wet sand in just three colours Lemon Yellow , Indian Red , and Cobalt blue. These were glazes done with hair drying inbetween. www.shirleycharlton.com This was painted on the coast in South Africa near Cape Town. on a Full Sheet or Arches Watercolour Paper. with Winsor and Newton Paints.
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