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Yesterday with friends we climbed to the top of Diamond Head (second time for us), stopped for lunch, and then we drove over to the Holona Blow Hole overlook and from there then went to Makapuʻu Beach. A fun day. I took my A700 and 18-250mm with me and took a few photos. The first photo is of the Holona Blow Hole, the second one is the ocean near the blow hole, and the third one is at Makapuʻu Beach.

Let's post some ocean or beach photos. Feel free to push the envelope since I know that not everyone has a chance to shoot the ocean much. Post lake or river photos too. Basically, anything water related is fine! I am easy, I just like for all of us to share our photos.

Nice colours in your seascapes Henry.
The best I can do at short notice is a pan (35mm on APS-C) of Townsville/Castle Hill and the river/harbour entrance.



and a shot of my brother catching bait...accross the bay, only way too there is by boat.



Greg

bakubo wrote: [ ... ]
Let's post some ocean or beach photos. Feel free to push the envelope since I know that not everyone has a chance to shoot the ocean much. Post lake or river photos too. Basically, anything water related is fine! I am easy, I just like for all of us to share our photos.

Nice shots.

One female and four males, doing their best imitation of hawks instead of ducks:


And just to prove there's at least a little water in Colorado, one from fairly close to home:

Flinders Vic Aust.

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Some very nice shots have been posted! Let's keep it going.

This is a photo of the ocean at Saint-Malo, France in Brittany up on the northeast coast (KM 7D):


Waikiki at sunset (A700):

great pics bakubo, but north east coast

Cresswell Bay on the Northumberland Coast



Where the river and sea meet, this is the mouth of the river tyne



Some lovely photos in this thread.

Cheers

Murph

Mediterranean, Beirut, December 2007, A100 + SAL1870

Flinders Vic Aust.

The blow Hole.

Lots of good photos posted! Anyone else?

Flinders Vic Aust.

I thought this should really have been for dramatic sea images, not rivers, but since it's gone into any sort of water no matter what, here's Kelso at sunset:



70-300mm at 135mm, f8, A900. Original - http://www.pbase.com/davidkilpatrick/im ... iginal.jpg

Doing this for a week costs more than the A900 if you are after salmon. This guy is not in a boat, he's using a small rod, so probably just paying the cost of a roll of film a year to catch trout.

David

Mornington Vic Aust.

12 boats ended up on the shore after this little blow.


This is the resting place.

David Kilpatrick wrote:I thought this should really have been for dramatic sea images, not rivers, but since it's gone into any sort of water no matter what, here's Kelso at sunset:David

Probably would been better if it had been kept to that..!