Wild Waves

[Alan]

The sea was still angry this morning .....



...and the poodles were happy getting in the way and mucking up the sand...

[Phoenix]

I like the many layers in image one, along with the intense sense of wave action.
Always great when the birds add a living element to a scene.
A good sense of depth in two. it does show however why a light coloured dog is more photogenic than a black one.

[P Plates]

Bella won't think the poodles are in the way at all. Love the wave action - with the reef at our door it's not something we see up this way.

[Gaz]

Not wanting to upset the poodles...but the power and the action in the 1^st is a winner!

[seaslug]

#1 for me too, had a similar scene ready to post as well.. not as good as yours, so I'll hang on to it for a bit longer.

[Alan]

I like the many layers in image one, along with the intense sense of wave action.
Always great when the birds add a living element to a scene.
A good sense of depth in two. it does show however why a light coloured dog is more photogenic than a black one.

Thanks Jo - the photo is actually a mixture of 5 different exposures - just trying to capture the best of all of them. And yes, a pure black dog is very hard to photograph, esp on a white beach

Bella won't think the poodles are in the way at all. Love the wave action - with the reef at our door it's not something we see up this way.

You are right Gabby, Bella won't be pleased that I consider the poodles 'in the way', I guess Charles must have changed his passwords so she can't surf the interweb and comment any more

Not wanting to upset the poodles...but the power and the action in the 1^st is a winner!

Thanks Gaz, the poodles have taken on board your comments, but have sulked off to bed. It's ok - they will have forgotten about it tomorrow.

#1 for me too, had a similar scene ready to post as well.. not as good as yours, so I'll hang on to it for a bit longer.

Thank Greg, looking forward to seeing yours soon