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wave action

The high winds whipping the wave top's white in a north sea gale. This beach is where Local poet Lord Byron, Liked to watch the storm's and wave's, when he live...
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The high winds whipping the wave top's white in a north sea gale. This beach is where Local poet Lord Byron, Liked to watch the storm's and wave's, when he lived in Seaham Hall, Durham, England.
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NIKON D200

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Aperture f/11.0 ISO 200 Shutter 10/5000

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Dec, 2012

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Great shot!

Increditble!

awesome shot!

Amazing capture and great light. It looks like a painting.

Great mood!!!

Love this!

You are all to kind thank you for your comments,Happy christmas to you all.
PS. I hope you all get that photo you are look to capture in 2013.

great picture!

Thes best of the Best!!! Best Regards from Algeria. Fouzi

Great shot. You really captured the power in these waves. Voted.

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