Dancing Waves.

Stanley, Tasmania, Australia.

© 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓚𝓮𝓿 𝓟𝓮𝓲𝓻𝓬𝓮.

#photo #photography #australia #tasmania #OceanPower #WaveCrash #SeascapePhotography #CoastalLife #NaturePower #SeaFoam

The raw power of the Tasmanian sea.

Binalong Bay, Tasmania, Australia.

© 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓚𝓮𝓿 𝓟𝓮𝓲𝓻𝓬𝓮.

#photo #photography #australia #tasmania #BinalongBay #BayOfFires #OceanPower #GraniteRocks

Sea Spray Splash. #asilah #morocco #seascape #coastalview #oceanwaves #rockybeach #waves #clifftop #moroccancoast #blueocean #sunnyday #travelphotography #naturephotography #seaviews #oceanpower #shoreline #smartphonephotography #photography

Sea Spray Slow-mo. #seascape #coastalview #oceanpower #longexposure #rockybeach #seafoam #naturephotography #irishcoast #pebblebeach #dramaticscene #naturalbeauty #waves #coastalrocks #smartphonephotography #photography

When the Storm and the Waves Roll In. #stormysky #seascape #coastalview #oceanpower #naturephotography #seaview #stormysky #roughseas #oceanphotography #dramaticclouds #beachlife #photography #smartphonephotography

Last week’s storm brought more than just dramatic skies and roaring waves — it also brought a reminder of the courage and skill of those who protect lives at sea. As I photographed the storm at sunset, I suddenly caught flashing lights from the corner of my eye. A large vessel stormed across the beach: the KNRM (Koninklijke Nederlandse Redding Maatschappij).

Within moments, the lifeboat hit the water, cutting through crashing waves with incredible force. The sheer power of the launch was breathtaking — in one frame, the ship burst through a backlit wave, sending a giant spray skyward, and in the next, it rose above the water as if weightless. To witness such a scene, and to capture it, felt like pure luck and timing.

The KNRM is staffed largely by volunteers, men and women who risk the elements to rescue others in need. Seeing them in action, even in training or readiness, is a striking reminder of the human dedication behind maritime safety.

These shots were taken with my Canon 5D Mark IV and Sigma 100–400mm, with the storm winds and salt spray making it as much a battle for my gear as for the lifeboat crew. Once again, cleaning up after the shoot was no small task — but moments like these are worth every grain of sand.

#KNRM #reddingboot #lifeboat #zeerescue #stormchasing #stormyseas #roughseas #zeeland #westkapelle #canon5dmarkiv #sigma100400 #maritimesafety #wavesplash #oceanpower #seastorm #nauticallife #coastguard #maritimerescue #canonphotography #seaphotography #stormphotography #actionshot #photographerslife #zeelandbeach #oceanwaves #rescueatsea #maritimevolunteers #courageatsea #canonshooters #wavecrash #seascapephotography #canonphotographer #lifesavers #maritimeheroes #photographycommunity #stormwatching #northsea #dutchcoast #seapower #pixelfed

The day after the storm we returned to the beach, and the North Sea was more furious than ever. The wind cut across the shore with brutal force, and the waves rose higher than I have ever seen before — each one crashing with a power that humbles you.

We arrived just as sunset painted the aftermath. Between two storm fronts, the light broke through the clouds in a way that seemed almost otherworldly. Though the sun itself was hidden, its glow illuminated the scene in gold, turning even the wild waves into liquid fire. In the middle of this chaos stood the red buoy, a small but steady marker battling the storm — I call this shot “Red Buoy in the Stormy Golden Waves.”

Photographing in these conditions is always a challenge. I traveled, as usual, with most of my gear, but the sandblasting was relentless. Every gust carried grains that crept into zippers, joints, and even deep into my camera bag. The next day was spent carefully cleaning my Canon 5D Mark IV, Sigma 100–400mm, and everything else — a reminder that nature always leaves its mark, even on the tools we use to capture it.

This image is more than a photograph; it is a moment of resilience, light, and raw power held together in one frame.

#stormphotography #redbuoy #canon5dmarkiv #sigma100400 #zeeland #northsea #stormywaves #oceanpower #goldenwaves #stormylight #coastalphotography #seascapelovers #weatherphotography #extremeweather #sandblasted #naturephotography #dutchcoast #westkapelle #seaandsky #moodylandscape #oceanenergy #climatephotography #wildsea #stormchasing #wavecrash #stormclouds #canonphotography #landscapephotography #northseacoast #stormwatch #dramaticlight #backlitwaves #sunsetglow #oceanstorm #powerofnature #weatherwatching #seascapeart #stormylightscape #naturepower #seascapephotography #photographerslife

Last Saturday I found myself at Westkapelle, Zeeland, during a fierce southwesterly storm. The sea was alive with raw energy, its rhythm both terrifying and mesmerizing. My first image captures a red buoy fighting its endless battle against towering waves — a symbol of resilience in an outraged sea. The backlit waves revealed deep emerald tones through their translucent crests, crowned with foamy white spray, the buoy holding steady above.

A gull flew straight toward me in another frame — simple, yet powerful. Its wings spread against the turbulent backdrop, it seemed to embody the calm determination needed to survive such storms.

The third shot froze the sheer force of water as it crashed violently against the wooden breakers, sunlight catching the spray in a fleeting golden shimmer.

And finally, my favorite: sunset breaking through storm clouds, with beams of light stretching across the horizon. Even in the midst of chaos, nature reveals its beauty — a reminder that turbulence and serenity are often only a moment apart.

Captured with the Canon 5D Mark IV and Sigma 100–400mm, these images remind me why storms have always fascinated both scientists and artists: they are nature’s raw poetry.

#stormphotography #zeeland #westkapelle #canon5dmarkiv #sigma100400 #seascapephotography #stormyseas #oceanpower #climatephotography #weatherphotography #wavepower #stormchasing #stormylight #sunsetphotography #seabirds #gull #coastalphotography #northsea #dutchcoast #wildsea #seascapeart #canonphotography #naturephotography #extremeweather #windandwaves #stormysky #dramaticlight #wavecrash #stormwatch #climateawareness #landscapephotography #oceanenergy #seastorm #stormclouds #moodylandscape #backlitwaves #seascapelovers #weatherwatching #naturepower #photographerslife #sunsetstorm

📸 Landscape 1: “Where the Land Ends”
(dxplorer Seascape Series #1)

Caption:
Between light and tide, between awe and salt.
This stretch of coastline is not just a line between sea and land — it’s a feeling, a rhythm, a roar. 🌊🌅
From soft golden glows to raw Atlantic power — this is a visual poem in five images.
Shot in Portugal, not far from the legendary Cabo da Roca.
Sometimes, it feels like you’re standing right at the edge of the world.

#dxplorer

🪷 Wander. Observe. Respect. Repeat.


#dxplorer #seascapephotography #landscapephotography #portugalcoast #wildatlantic #coastallandscape #oceanmood #cascais #cabodaroca #documentaryaesthetic #visualexplorer #lightandwaves #fineartphotography #wanderlustphoto #nikoncreator #earthmoodz #sunsetmagic #naturaldrama #oceanpower #rawbeauty #cliffscape

Blowback. #OceanPower #BigWaves #StormySeas #CoastalLiving #NaturePhotography #SeaScape #WaveWatcher #OceanLove #IrishCoast #WavePhotography #PowerOfTheOcean #smartphonephotography #photography

Brimketill ist ein Lavabecken an der Küste, das von der Brandung ständig neu gefüllt wird. Heute peitscht das Meer besonders heftig gegen die Felsen und lässt die Gischt meterhoch aufsteigen. Die Kraft des Wassers ist hier eindrucksvoll zu erleben.
15.05.2025 #Iceland #Brimketill #roughseas #icelandcoast #oceanpower [6]

Silent Sunday

#RawEnergy #darktable #nature #silentsunday #waves #beachlife #copacabana #ocean #phtography #OceanPower #UrbanNature

Watch the Waves. #waves #ocean #oceanpower #spain #sea #foam #water #landscape #rocks #cliffs #cove #stormyskies #stormy #photography